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The history of Burma and the Tai states on its frontiers (c. 1350-1600) and connections to Ming Dynasty Yunnan to the north and the Bay of Bengal to the south. The use of historiography and technology to investigate this time period and region are also covered.
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2008
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January
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- 1. The overconfidence of Prince Minyekyawsa
- 2. King Mingaung admonishes his son
- 3. The Lord of Salin warns Prince Minyekyawswa
- 4. An auspicious day is chosen for battle with Min...
- 5. Emuntaya’s deception to lure Minyekyawswa into ...
- 6. Emuntaya deserts from the Mon to the Burmese
- 7. Emuntaya deserts from the Burmese back to the Mon
- 8. Emuntaya escapes from Dala
- 9. Minyekyawswa sends an envoy to Rajadhirat with ...
- 10. King Mingaung of Ava marches south on Salat
- 11. A young warrior fails to carry out orders and ...
- 12. The elephant Bagamat's mahout refuses to do hi...
- 13. Preparations for war
- 14. On the verge of battle at Dala, 1416
- 15. Prince Minyekyawswa's headlong charge
- 16. The search for Minyekyawswa
- Introduction to Rajadhirat translation
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January
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