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History of Kyaukpadaung in the later Konbaung Period (1819-1885) / Cho Cho Tun English by Cho Cho Tun, 4 PhD-Hist-5. Material type:  Text; Format:
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Publisher: Mandalay : University of Mandalay ; 2011Dissertation note: In working on the history of Kyaukpadaung in the later Konbaung Period (A.D.1819-1885), the aim is to highlight the fact that Kyaukpadaung Township existed as town of sighificance in administration which was paaced under the administration of Thon Myo-wun of pin, Natmauk and Kyaukpadaung. Kayakpadaung is a region which had existed like Poppa since Bagan Period and a town under the administration of a Myo-sa throughout the successive period of Pinya, Sagaing, Inwa, Taungoo, Kyaukpadaung Township was put under provincial adminstration and was governed by Myo-wun, Myo-sa, Myo-ok, Myo-thu-gui, and Ywa-thu-gyi. In the society there were four categories of classes: administrators, Crown Servicemen, A-thi (Commoner), and Kyun (slave). The main livelihood was then that of agriculture, while there also existed the livelihood of toddy palm plantation, iron-work and cutch- preparing. The local people of those days were pious devotees of the Buddhist Sāsanā and the Gaing-ōks and the Gang - htauks in various towns and villages were not only involved in the affairs of the Buddhist Sāsanā, but also made supervision so that no bias or malpractice would take place in administrative affairs, jurisdiction and revenue collection. PhD University of Mandalay 20111 Availability: Items available for reference: Shan State Buddhist University Library Not for loanCall number: T-12 Ph.D. (1). : Location(s): Reference Shelves Call number: T-12 Ph.D..
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History of Northern Shan State in Myanmar (1886-1942) / Lè Lè Than. by Lè Lè Than, 4 PhD-Hist-11. Material type: Text; Format:
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Language: English Publisher: Mandalay : University of Mandalay, 2012Dissertation note: After the British colonial occupation of Myanmar in 1886, the Shan State was administered separately from Myanmar proper. The feudal rule and affiliation to the British rule was adopted in place of the Myanmar kings with revenue assessment maintained in continuity. The Sanad appointment had asserted the role of the ruling British Order and subservience bound by the frame of the Sanad. The situation of the Northern Shan State was in essence the microcosm of the larger area of the Shan State at large. The administration of the North was an extension of the Shan State governance at large. Main authority was centred in the British rulers, but some local powers were delegated to the ethnic Shan Sawbwas and Shan officials down the hierarchy of towns, and villages. The economic pursuits were mainly agriculture in rice cultivation, and other cash crops, fruit plantations etc. Mineral resources abound in Northern Shan state such as lead, silver mines, ruby tracts of Mogok, life stock breeding etc. The social sector provided Theravada Buddhists faith and worship of the spirits existing side by side. Family matters such as marriage, novitiation were still traditional. Social lawsuits were arbitrated according to Dhammasat laws and the decision of the elders. Such environment perpetuated till 1942 when the British Colonial Administration was disrupted by the outbreak of the Second World War and occupation of British Myanmar by the Japanese occupation forces in 1942 ending the era of British domination. Ph.D University of Mandalay 2012 Availability: Items available for reference: Shan State Buddhist University Library Not For LoanCall number: T-19 Ph.D (1). : Location(s): Reference Shelves Call number: T-19 Ph.D.
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Judicial Administration in Minbu District (1886-1942) / Ohh Mar Soe English by Ohn Mar Soe, 4 PhD-Hist-8. Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: Mandalay : University of Mandalay ; 2012Dissertation note: This work is an attempt to highlight the socio-economic conditions of Minbu District through the research on the civil law cases and criminal law sase took place within the district. Since the days of Myanmar Kings, Minibus was a significant town. In 1886, the British Government undertook pacification as a top priority and Minbu became a district town. The discussion in made on the administration, jurisdiction and tax collection of Minbu Region. It is also discussed how the civil administration was carried out by means of British jurisdiction and, how the British Government issued orders and announcements dealt with jurisdiction. To examine the judicial administration of Minbu, all types of primary documents and reliable secondary materials are used in this research. PhD University of Mandalay 2012 Availability: Items available for reference: Shan State Buddhist University Library Not for loanCall number: T-11 Ph.D (1). : Location(s): Reference Shelves Call number: T-11 Ph.D.
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Mineral resources and socio-economic development of the Konbaung people (1752-1885) / New New Oo. by New New Oo, 4 Phd-Hist-3. Material type: Text; Format:
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Language: English Publisher: Mandalay : University of Mandalay, 2011Dissertation note: This is an attempt to prepare a thesis on the mineral resources and men, how they are interrelated for the development a human society by taking a case study of the Konbaung Period, 1752-1885. When studied, it is seen that the lack of technical knowhow, skill labourer and market could deny a country from socio-economic development even though it is rich in mineral and human resources. In Konbaung Period mineral resources were exploited only in the reigns of King Badon and King Mindon. The royal government and society saw developments to some extent. Therefore, workers or proletarian class seemed to be emerging in that period. They were better off when compared to other grass root level people. The study, then, tries to investigate the whole of social conditions. It is also seen that they were very much vulnerable to misgovernment. To develop a society and state it was necessary to introduce a kind of suitable modern education. Being lack of modern education and economic development, Myanmar was defeated in three wars with the British. Based on historical lessons, conclusion is drawn that only the modern education could enhance socio-economic development. In brief, all available sources were revealed and broadly discussed in terms of socio-economic
basis, how they were exploited and sent to foreign markets through foreign agents, especially to China and India by the Myanmar Kings.
Ph.D University of Mandalay 2011 Availability: Items available for reference: Shan State Buddhist University Library Not for loanCall number: T-18 Ph.D (1). : Location(s): Special Collection Shelves Call number: T-18 Ph.D.
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Myanmar-India Relations (1948-1974) by Hlaing Bwa. Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: Mandalay : University of Mandalay, 2012Dissertation note: In the long course of Myanmar history India was one of the immediate nighhours andcordial relatonships between two countries had been established since time immemorial. Unlike the relations with other neighbouring countries, Myanmar, through the long course of monarchical rule, accepted the indian kingship system and culture to some extent. Myanmar Kingship, belief, literature, judicial system, court customs establishement of palaces and social life of the people were more or less stemmed from the indian culture. After the British annexation of Indian sub-continent, there emerged political relations between the kingdom of Myanmar and the British-India. After the outbreak of three Anglo-Myanmar Wars in the nineteenth century, Myanmar became the colony of British- India. During the colonial period, the nationalists of Myanmar followed the political pattern of Indian nationalists in the struggle for independence. The intimacry between the national leaders of two countries was continued during the post independence era. This dissertation examines how the leaders of India and Myanmar established close relations after independence. In other words, the discussion is made on role of Myanmar and India in the international arena. Assessment is also made on Myanmar's shrewd and sensible political stand and strategy in relations with the two neighbouring powers: India and China. Ph.D University of Mandalay 2012 Availability: Items available for reference: Shan State Buddhist University Library Not For LoanCall number: T-1 Ph.D. (1). : Location(s): Reference Shelves Call number: T-1 Ph.D..
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Trade in Yadanabon Period (1853-1885) / Nu Nu Win English by Nu Nu Win, 4 PhD-Hist-3. Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: Mandalay : University of Mandalay ; 2012Dissertation note: Trade in the Yadanabon Period might state the commercial activities in different regions of the kingdom, between British Burma and Yadanabon Kingdom. It also emphasizes the importance of local and foregin trade and its functions in the kingdom. The British annexation of Lower Burma let King Mindon carry out the series of reform in his kingdom. In that period, trade played a key role for survival. As waterways were mainly used in Konbaung Period, commercial activities were mostly done in the royal city and in towns and villages along the banks of revers. Yenangyaung weas famous for its crude oil, Myingyan for its cotton and Pakhangyi in Pakokku for palm sugar (jaggery) which were exported to British Burma. Cotton became a cash crop in Yadanabon Period. The discussion is also made on the fact how did the self-sufficient economy which carried out in the reigns of early kings transform into commercial economy in Yadanabon Period. PhD University of Mandalay 2012 Availability: Items available for reference: Shan State Buddhist University Library Not for loanCall number: T-10 Ph.D (1). : Location(s): Reference Shelves Call number: T-10 Ph.D.
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