- pig) Rat –
ilaga Ant – habon,
amonggod Chicken – manok,
mardos Lizard –
tagaw Gecko – tuko
Snake –
haras Bird –
iwata One – sado, uno Two – dawha, dos...
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Yaing နှင်းဥရိုင်
Princess of
Martaban Reign 1287 – 1310s Born c. 1260s
Tagaw Wun
Pagan Empire Died by 1319
Martaban (Mottama)
Martaban Kingdom Spouse...
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Representatives - as well as
several local women politicians: Agha Narg of
village of
Tagaw Barg in
Panjaw in the 1950s; Mah-e-Alam, an
Ismaili woman who represented...
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Successor Saw O Born 27
March 1254 Friday, 7th
waxing of Late Tagu 615 ME
Tagaw Wun
Pagan Empire Died
March 1311 (aged 56) Late Tagu 672 ME near Martaban...
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Princess May Hnin Thwe-Da of
Sukhothai and her
commoner husband Ma Gadu in
Tagaw Wun, then part of the
Pagan Empire.
According to Mon chronicles, her mother...
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elementary education at home. She
became a
prominent woman in the
village of
Tagaw Barg in Panjaw,
Bamiyan province. In the 1950s, she was
appointed to succeed...
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September 1323
Predecessor Hkun Law
Successor Saw Zein Born 1284 646 ME
Tagaw Wun
Pagan Empire Died
September 1323 (aged 39)
Thadingyut 685 ME Martaban...
- မဂဒူး,
Burmese pronunciation: [mə gədú]) on 20
March 1253 in the
village of
Tagaw Wun (near present-day
Thaton in Mon State), to poor peasants. His ethnic...
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captain of the
royal palace guards. The
couple fled to Wareru's
native Tagaw Wun
village (present-day
Bilin Township, Mon
State in Myanmar), then part...
