- The
title was
rendered into
Burmese as
sawbwa (Burmese: စော်ဘွား). In the pre-colonial era, the term '
sawbwa' was
utilised by the
Burmese monarchy in...
- The
sawbwa barb (
Sawbwa resplendens), also
known as the
Burmese rammy nose,
Asian rummynose or
rummynose rasbora, is an
endangered species of cyprinid...
-
stable for long, when the Shan
Federal Movement,
started by
Nyaung Shwe
Sawbwa Sao Shwe
Thaik (the
first President of
independent Burma 1948–1952) and...
-
Namaquacypris Osteochilus Paracapoeta Pethia Poropuntius Probarbus Puntigrus Puntioplites Puntius Raiamas –
trout barb
Sahyadria Sawbwa –
Sawbwa Barb Waikhomia...
-
Nyaungshwe Cultural Museum (Burmese: ညောင်ရွှေယဉ်ကျေးမှုပြတိုက်) is a
history museum dedicated to the
former Shan
saopha of
Yawnghwe Sao Shwe Thaik, as...
- West Pwo Karen.
Sawbwa (စော်ဘွား):
Burmese approximation of Shan
saopha (ၸဝ်ႈၽႃႉ), used as a
suffix for Shan
chiefs (e.g.,
Nyaungshwe Sawbwa Sao Shwe Thaik)...
- 105,000 (Buddhist) 3
Sawbwa, Shan,
Buddhist 9 Superintendent,
Northern Shan
States Kengtung 12,000 190,000 (Buddhist) 1
Sawbwa, Shan,
Buddhist 9 Superintendent...
- the son of a
local ruler, the
Sawbwa, was
killed -
apparently by his
European mining partner, Jim Brecan. The
Sawbwa wants Brecan caught and executed...
- town was
denoted as a "notified area" by the British,
exempt from the
Sawbwa's administration. By 1906,
there existed a
thousand houses.
Because of civil...
-
privileges and
designated sawbwa (စော်ဘွား) (from Shan saopha, 'lord of the sky') In particular, the
families of Shan
sawbwas regularly intermarried into...
