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The 19 pages that link to Konbaung dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• British BurmaCompared with: Its kingdom was the independent state Britain progressively conquered.

• First Anglo-Burmese WarNarrower topic: Its expansion under Bodawpaya brought Burmese power into conflict with British-held India.

• Mon peopleRelated: Konbaung expansion brought Mon territories under renewed Burmese rule and suppressed a major Mon revolt.

• Treaty of YandaboRelated: The dynasty signed the treaty after its forces lost the war.

• Third Anglo-Burmese WarNarrower topic: The war destroyed the dynasty's kingdom and ended its sovereignty.

• British rule in BurmaRelated: Its rulers fought the wars that brought Burma under British control.

• MandalayNarrower topic: Mandalay became the dynasty’s final capital.

• Second Anglo-Burmese WarNarrower topic: The war targeted the empire governed by this dynasty under King Pagan Min.

• Fall of AyutthayaRelated: Its armies drove the invasion that destroyed Ayutthaya.

• Toungoo dynastyCompared with: It replaced Toungoo rule and pursued a new phase of Burmese expansion.

• AlaungpayaBroader topic: Alaungpaya’s victories turned his local following into the dynasty’s first kingdom.

• RangoonRelated: Its ruler Alaungpaya named the settlement Yangon in 1755, preceding the English form Rangoon.

• YangonRelated: King Alaungpaya renamed Dagon Yangon after capturing it in 1755.

• Mindon MinNarrower topic: Mindon inherited its monarchy and ruled during its final decades.

• Bamar peopleBroader topic: Its expansion helped define the precolonial Burmese kingdom and the political setting of Bamar identity.

• BodawpayaNarrower topic: Bodawpaya’s kingship and expansion belonged to this dynasty’s imperial project.

• Sino-Burmese WarNarrower topic: Its consolidation of authority altered the balance along the China–Burma frontier.

• History of MyanmarBroader topic: Its wars and reforms preceded the loss of sovereignty to Britain.

• Thakin Kodaw HmaingNarrower topic: Its fall formed the historical backdrop to the colonial order Hmaing opposed.