- The
Salween is a
Southeast Asian river,
about 3,289 km (2,044 mi) long,
flowing from the
Tibetan Plateau south into the
Andaman Sea. The
Salween flows...
- Look up
Salween in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Salween or
Salawin is a
river in Burma,
Thailand and
China Salween may also
refer to:
Salween or Salawin...
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Yangon and 70
kilometres (43 mi)
south of Thaton, at the
mouth of
Thanlwin (
Salween) River.
Mawlamyine was an
ancient city and the
first capital of British...
- The
Battle of the
Salween River (Chinese: 喀喇烏蘇之戰) was
fought in
September 1718
close to the
Nagqu (i.e.,
Salween River) in Tibet,
between an expedition...
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proposed for the
Salween River. The
largest of
these hydro power projects is the 7,100
megawatts (9,500,000 hp)
Tasang Dam on the
Salween River,
which is...
- the
Salween River which was
garrisoned by the 2nd
Burma Infantry Brigade. The
position was
almost impossible to defend, and had the
River Salween, almost...
- The
British seized the
southern third of today's
Karen State (below the
Salween River),
after the
First Anglo-Burmese War (1824-1826), and the rest after...
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Salween (Thai: มือปืน 2 สาละวิน, RTGS: Muepuen 2 Salawin) is a 1993 Thai action-drama film
directed by
Chatrichalerm Yukol and
starring Sorapong Chatree...
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draining the
eastern Tibetan Plateau.
These rivers, the Yangtze, Mekong, and
Salween, are
recognized today as the
Three Parallel Rivers UNESCO World Heritage...
- with
Christian missionaries threatening to
enter Tibet via the
Mekong and
Salween Rivers,
Tibetans tried to
emphasize the Qing dynasty's
authority over Tibet...
