After the restoration of British rule, the only Burmese delegation led by Aung San achieved independence in lengthy negotiations (January 1947 Aung San-Attlee Agreement, October 1947 Nu-Attlee Agreement). Due to his high personal integrity, Aung[…]

Burmese empires According to paradisdachat, the Pyu and Mon peoples can be identified as the first civilizations in the area of ​​today’s Myanmar, traces of which date back to the 1st millennium BC. Go back[…]

Military dictatorship and state socialism The military overthrew the government on March 2, 1962 and took over as a revolutionary council under Ne Win on the grounds of maintaining the union’s unity, which was threatened[…]

Despite a devastating cyclone in which, according to official figures, around 100,000 people died in May 2008, the military junta put a new constitution to the vote. According to official figures, 92.4% of voters voted[…]

In the artistic culture of Indochina, Buddhism was decisive especially in the formation of the Khmer and Burmese civilizations in the aftermath of the collapse of the ancient Fu-nan civilization in the mid-century. According to[…]

In 1998, Myanmar was an independent nation located in Southeast Asia with a population of around 45 million people. The economy was largely based on its agriculture and mining industry, with some manufacturing and other[…]