Myanmar Chapter 14:iiid

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The first people to settle most of modern-day
Myanmar were the Mons and the Tibeto-Burmans.

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These groups gradually occupied the region
between B.C. 200 and 100 A.D.

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The Mons established villages in Southern Burma.

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  ople/images/mon.jpg

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The Tibeto-Burmans settled along the Irrawaddy
River in the northern part of the country.

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The people of Myanmar accepted aspects of Indian
culture, including Buddhism, from sailors and
traders.

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The Tibeto-Burmans became the dominant group,
pushing the Mons southward.

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The Burmese established a new capital called
Pagan, which quickly became a center of Buddhist
learning and culture.

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Mongol armies under Kublai Khan captured Pagan
during the 1200s A.D.

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Many Burmese moved to southern Myanmar and
founded fortified towns along the river.

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A united Burmese kingdom did not appear again
until the 1500s A.D.

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