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Mon Paradigm Fallacy Blog: February 2006
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Mon Paradigm Fallacy Blog. Critique of the book The mists of Rāmañña: The legend that was lower Burma. Aung-Thwin, 2005), a book that attempts to erase the history of a whole people without even learning their language! Tuesday, February 28, 2006. Mists of Ramanna Book Review. Any work that claims to bring with it a new "paradigm" in historiography like the " Mon Paradigm. Should be subjected to critical scrutiny and that's exactly what the book review below by Dr. Michael Charney. No mention is made of ...
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Mon Paradigm Fallacy Blog: May 2006
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Mon Paradigm Fallacy Blog. Critique of the book The mists of Rāmañña: The legend that was lower Burma. Aung-Thwin, 2005), a book that attempts to erase the history of a whole people without even learning their language! Wednesday, May 17, 2006. Myth of the Downtrodden Mon" II. Here are two texts that provide evidence of widespread oppression prior to the Mon revolt of 1740. Each text is proof against the claim made in. The Mists of Ramanna. From the last post. Financial oppression is oppression just the ...
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Burmese Historical Chronicle
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English translation of the unpublished most important historical text for the history of Burma before 1700. Saturday, April 08, 2006. About Min-ngeh-kyaw-htin resisting from Pinle town. Sending Troops to Attack Pinle Town. Shin-saw-pu Flees from Ava. About arranging the kingdom in proper order. About the arrival of holy relics from Sri Lanka Island. Ava Chronicle Translations (1485-1513, UKII:107-108,110,114-118). Posted by Jon Fernquest at 11:57 PM. Posted by Jon Fernquest at 4:24 AM. From King Tabinshw...
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Burmese Historical Chronicle
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English translation of the unpublished most important historical text for the history of Burma before 1700. Friday, May 19, 2006. The Burmese chronicle is not one text, but several versions of the same basic text that differ in slight, but sometimes important ways. U Kala's Mahayazawingyi is the version that the historian of early modern Burma Victor Lieberman of the University of Michigan relies on his 1984 classic Burmese Administrative Cycles: Anarchy and Conquest: c. 1580-1760. Note that the individu...
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Burmese Historical Chronicle
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English translation of the unpublished most important historical text for the history of Burma before 1700. Wednesday, June 07, 2006. Later Burmese Chronicle: Chiangmai (c. 1579-1581) (UKIII:28-36). Burmese Chronicle: Book III: Chapters 28-36. 28 Putting his son Nawrata on the Chiang Mai (Zinme) throne. That's why Dammadipa is good forson in law Thadominsaw (Yadanabura). Hariponza stay as (? To them. (just, equananimous). If you are equal, the country will be peaceful. Date) went the Kaung Mudo Mahazedi ...
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Burmese Historical Chronicle
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English translation of the unpublished most important historical text for the history of Burma before 1700. Thursday, May 25, 2006. Conquest of Shan States (c. 1555-1557) (UKII:253-268). UKII:253 About the king’s deed for meritorious act such as making offerings and building pagodas and so on. They had to teach to people there. UKII254: The forbidden of offerings in the district of Pagan. UKII:255 Marriage ceremony of his younger brother Thadominsaw and his elder sister. Then only the king’s younger brot...