Coins Found In Arakan Mr. Htoon Aung Gyaw, Barrister - at - Law and certain other private collectors of Akyab...

Summary: The inhabitants of Arakan [thereafter written as Arakan] are generally known as "Mag" or "Magh"1 in Bengal. The Arakanese...

Introduction: Southeast Asianists have, over the past half-century, discussed in great detail issues related to the emergence of the state...

Introduction: The history of Arakan or the Rakhine State of Myanmar is matchless due to various, partly, very complex, factors....

An outline of the rule of King Maṅḥ Co Mvan can be sketched as follows. He became king in 1404,...

Introduction: Muslim Chittagonians formed the dominant group of seasonal labourers and new settlers in north and central Arakan (now Rakhine...

Summary: The kingdom of Arakan constituted a frontier region in which several literary languages were used in a variety of...

“Thereafter it is common for the kings, though Buddhist to use Mahomedan designations in addition to their own names, and...

Summary: TRADERS AND POETS AT THE MRAUK U COURT – A study of Commerce and Cultural links in Seventeenth-Century Arakan...

From 1580 to the early 1640s, the kingdom of Arakan was an aggressively expansive polity in the Eastern Indian Ocean...

Abstract: The historian of Southeast Asian Buddhism faces many questions regarding Buddhist identity. Using the case study of Arakan (western...