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050			_aDS 530.8.S45 _bS24H 2009
100	1		_aSai Aung Tun _964921
245	1	0	_aHistory of the Shan State : _bfrom its origins to 1962 / _cSai Aung Tun.
260			_aChiang Mai, Thailand : _bSilkworm Books, _c2009.
300			_axx, 655 p. : _bill., maps ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
505	2		_aChapter 1 The Shan in Myanmar -- Chapter 2 Shan state -- Chapter 3 The Shan hegemony in upper Myanmar from 1287 to 1555 -- Chapter 4 Relations between the Myanmar Kings and the Shan chiefs before the British occupation -- Chapter 5 Political situation in the Shan states before the British occupation -- Chapter 6 A military expedition to the Shan states -- Chapter 7 Pacification of the Cis-Salween states -- Chapter 8 The British occupation and the settlement of frontier problems -- Chapter 9 The British administration in the Shan states -- Chapter 10 The Japanese conquest of Myanmar and the occupation and partition of the Shan states – Chapter 11 The first multinational political conference at Pang Long in 1946 – Chapter 12 Postwar political developments in the Shan states -- Chapter 13 A second Pang Long conference and its historic agreement, 1947 -- Chapter 14 The Kuomintang incursion into the Shan states -- Chapter 15 The Shan state council -- Chapter 16 The transfer of Feudal power to the Shan state government -- Chapter 17 Proposal for revising the constitution -- Chapter 18 The all states conference at Taunggyi -- Chapter 19 The Federal principle -- Chapter 20 The coming of the Coup d'etat.
650		0	_aShan (Asian people) _zBurma _924033
650		0	_aShan (Asian people) _xCongresses _941982
651		0	_aShan State (Burma) _xHistory _y20th century _930285
651		0	_aShan State (Burma) _xPolitics and government _941886
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996			_aphornvitoo _bCATSTF _c2024-10-08
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998			_j3099 _k พรวิทู โค้วคชาภรณ์