Kengtung, Myanmar
Myanmar
Kengtung, Myanmar connects to 1243 places across 11 topics through 42 Bunkabop connections, with history, military conflict, and language as the leading threads. Situated where Burmese, Siamese, and Chinese spheres converged, the city drew overland caravan trade from Yunnan through Chiang Mai. It was the target of Siamese military expeditions in 1849-1855 and later served as an administrative center during wartime occupation. Its strongest ties run to China and Thailand, which share equal numbers of connections with the city.
Burmese–Siamese War (1849–1855)
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: Bangkok, Thailand | Länna
Exonym and endonym
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: Scania, Skåne County | Kahnawake | Muzo, Colombia
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Taunggyi
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: Shan State | Taungoo, Myanmar | Taunggyi, Myanmar | Loikaw, Myanmar
Panlong Subtownship
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: Mali | Yunnan | Lashio, Myanmar | Taunggyi, Myanmar
Saharat Thai Doem
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: United States | Japan | Thailand | Mandalay, Myanmar | Kedah
Forbes, Andrew ; Henley, David
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: Yunnan | Shan State | Wa State | Kangding, Sichuan | Chengguan, Qamdo
State of Burma
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: United States | United Kingdom | Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Philippines
Khün language
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: China | Thailand | Myanmar | Laos | Yunnan
Panthays
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: China | Thailand | Myanmar | Yunnan | Mandalay, Myanmar
Hsipaw State
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: India | China | Myanmar | Shan State | Lashio, Myanmar
Kengtung State
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: India | China | Thailand | Yunnan | Mandalay, Myanmar
Burmese–Siamese War (1775–1776)
Connects Kengtung, Myanmar to: China | Chiang Mai, Thailand | Phitsanulok, Thailand | Nakhon Sawan, Thailand | Chiang Saen