- Look up shan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Shan may
refer to; Shan (surname), or 单 in Chinese, a
Chinese surname Shan, a
variant of the
Welsh given...
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Burmans alone to
achieve their victories in
Lower Burma, Siam, and elsewhere.
Shans were a
major part of
Burmese forces in the
First Anglo-Burmese War of 1824–1826...
- centuries,
although the
founders of
these kingdoms were
Burmanized Shans and
Monized Shans, respectively.[citation needed] The
founding of Shan
States inside...
- grow
close to
Shans,
bonding over
their shared difficulties in ****ing in with
Achill culture—Kasio due to her
gender expression, and
Shans due to his race...
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arrest a
group of
Shans in a ruby mine in Baan Baw Kao,
south of
Phrae town,
without consulting the head of the mine, Sala Po Chai. The
Shans resisted and...
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Homlin township is
highly po****ted by the
considered lost
tribes (Red
Shans). But ****is, Burmese,
Chinese and
Indians are also
found there.
Hkamti township...
- by the
expansion of his father’s kingdom. He also had
conflicts with the
Shans or
Naras of Mungkang, a Shan
kingdom in
Upper Burma.
Suteuphaa was the eldest...
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ethnic Shans. The
rebellion would be
crushed by
British colonial troops,
including those from
India and by the 64th Pioneers, and the four
Shans were hanged...
- were
Shans in the
valley areas. Both
portions were very hilly; the only flat land
being along the
banks of
streams in the valleys, and here the
Shans were...
