- Bao
Youxiang (simplified Chinese: 鲍有祥;
traditional Chinese: 鮑有祥; pinyin: Bào
Yǒuxiáng; Wade–Giles: Pao Yu-hsiang), also
known by his Wa name Tax Log Pang...
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ethnic minority army of an
estimated 20,000–30,000 Wa soldiers, led by Bao
Youxiang. The UWSA was
formed after the
collapse of the
armed wing of the Communist...
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United Wa
State Army (UWSA), and its
chairman and
commander in
chief is Bao
Youxiang. The
party enjoys excellent relations with China,
dating to the days of...
- China].
China Interpretation Series (in Chinese).
Linghuo wenhua shiye youxiang gongsi. 2014. p. 12. ISBN 978-986-5721-05-3.
Retrieved 23
August 2024....
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politically separated from the
Communist Party of Burma. On 17
April 1989, Bao
Youxiang's armed forces announced their separation from the
Communist Party of Burma...
- Wu Ma Lin
Fangbing - Ye
Yinniang Liu Zi - Bai
Ruixue Liu Xun [zh] - Cao
Youxiang Cao Jun - Xiao Long Hao
Shaowen - Xiao Fu Niu Ben - Bai Li
Baoan - Lu Dingwen...
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internal mutiny on 16
April 1989,
ethnic Wa
cadres under the
command of Bao
Youxiang announced their split from the
party and the
founding of the
United Wa...
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Commanders and
leaders Min Aung
Hlaing Myint Swe Soe Win
Henry Van Thio Bao
Youxiang Sao Nang
Hearn Kham Mo Heng Khun Sa Kan Yod Yawd Serk Khun Okka Twan Mrat...
- Heng 2013, p. 387–388. sfn error: no target: CITEREFHeng2013 (help) Tu
Youxiang, Zhou Qufei :
Lingwai daida [Answers from
beyond the
Southern Mountains]...
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Parts of
northern and
southern Shan
State De
facto independent state Bao
Youxiang Shan
State Progress Party 1971
Parts of
central Shan
State Shan militant...
