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Chaopha (lit. 'lord of the sky') was a
royal title used by the
hereditary Tai
rulers in
mainland Southeast Asia,
including the Mong Dun, Mong Shan, Mong...
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recalcitrant Sawbas to Kengtung. The
British managed to
exploit this
local feud to
reinstate their control over the Shan hills. A few of the Shan
Sawbas resisted...
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included Kantarawadi, the only
state whose ruler was
promoted to a
saopha or
sawba[what
language is this?], Kyebogyi, Bawlake,
Nammekon and Naungpale. They...
- area east of what
became the city of
Gosnell was
constituted as the
North Sawba Cemetery. Much of the land
between Blytheville and Big Lake was purchased...
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Aramaic Transliteration IPA English;
Modern Name ܨܗܝܘܢ Ṣehyōn Zion ܨܘܒܐ
Ṣawbāʾ Nisibis ܨܘܪ Ṣūr Tyre ܨܝܕܢ Ṣaydān
Sidon ܨܪܦܬ Ṣarpaṯ Sarepta...
- body was not
immediately buried. Instead, it was laid out in
Nyang Shwe
Sawba’s courtyard (presently
located between 75-76 Streets, near Kyaw Moe Gate...
- John Evershed,
Director of the
Kodaikanal Observatory, Madras. Saw Hke,
Sawba of Hsipaw, Burma. His
Highness Aga
Sultan Sir ****med Shah Aga Khan, GCSI...
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originally known as the
South Australia Women's
Basketball ****ociation (
SAWBA). It
later became the
South Australian Netball ****ociation (SANA). The 2020...
