Shan States Administration (1958-1962) / Aye Aye Win.
By: Aye Aye Win
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TextPublisher: Taunggyi : Department of History, 2000Description: x, 101 p., 30 cmSubject(s): Degree of MasterDDC classification: T-18 Dissertation note: This book is divided into three chapter. In chapter 1, effort is made to signify granted self-rule, the authority of judicial affairs and the collection of revenue by the issue of a sonad appointment in the Shan states. In the chapter II, it is described that in the hands of the Care Taker Government, a new system was prescribed for the administration of the Shan State. In the Chapter III, it can be noticed that the coming of the Pa-Hta-Sa Government into power, worsened the condition of the Shan States. Degree of Master of Arts Taunggyi University 2000.
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Includes English and Myanmar language.
This book is divided into three chapter. In chapter 1, effort is made to signify granted self-rule, the authority of judicial affairs and the collection of revenue by the issue of a sonad appointment in the Shan states. In the chapter II, it is described that in the hands of the Care Taker Government, a new system was prescribed for the administration of the Shan State. In the Chapter III, it can be noticed that the coming of the Pa-Hta-Sa Government into power, worsened the condition of the Shan States. Degree of Master of Arts Taunggyi University 2000.
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