Table of Contents

I: Burma Proper—Legendary Kings; II: Prome and Pugan; III: Pegu; IV: Pugan Monarchy—(Continued); V: Arakan; VI: Pugan Monarchy—(to its end); VII: Shan Kings in Divided Burma; VIII: Burma with Capital at Ava—Shan Kings in Pegu; IX: Arakan; X: Shan Kings of Burma and the Kings of Pegu, Until the Rise of the Taungu Monarchy; XI: Taungu; XII: Pegu Under a Burmese King, and Burma Under Shan Kings; XIII: Pegu and Burma United Under a Burmese King; XIV: Pegu and Burma Again Separated; XV: Pegu and Burma Again United; XVI: Pegu and Burma—Struggle for Supremacy—Brief Success of Pegu; XVII: Alaunghprâ—Triumph of Burma; XVIII: Arakan; XIX: Dynasty of Alaunghprâ; XX: Dynasty of Alaunghprâ—Conquest of Arakan; XXI: Dynasty of Alaunghprâ—Conquests to the West and War with British India; XXII: Early European Intercourse with Burma

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Arthur P. Phayre