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The 28 pages that link to Myanmar, each with the reason it gives.

• Irrawaddy RiverNarrower topic: The Irrawaddy runs through Myanmar and has shaped its settlement and transport patterns.

• U NuNarrower topic: The country Nu governed is now officially known as Myanmar.

• Ne WinNarrower topic: Ne Win’s rule shaped the modern state and its continuing military politics.

• Rohingya genocideNarrower topic: The violence occurred within Myanmar’s state and political institutions.

• Shan StateNarrower topic: Shan State is one of Myanmar’s seven states and seven regions.

• Burmese languageNarrower topic: Burmese serves as Myanmar’s official language, though many other languages are spoken there.

• RangoonNarrower topic: Rangoon’s changing status is part of wider disputes over the English names of places in Myanmar.

• Bamar peopleNarrower topic: Bamar identity is rooted in this country, though its population includes many other ethnic communities.

• LethweiNarrower topic: Lethwei developed in Myanmar and remains closely associated with its cultural identity.

• NaypyidawNarrower topic: Naypyidaw became the seat of government for this country.

• Ayeyarwady RegionNarrower topic: Ayeyarwady Region is one of Myanmar's first-level administrative divisions.

• Chin StateNarrower topic: Chin State is one of Myanmar’s constituent states.

• Kachin StateNarrower topic: Kachin State is one of Myanmar’s fourteen states and regions.

• Khun SaNarrower topic: Khun Sa’s insurgency influenced international attention to the country’s border conflicts and narcotics trade.

• Shan HillsNarrower topic: The Shan Hills form a major eastern highland region within its national territory.

• Kayin StateNarrower topic: Kayin State is one of Myanmar’s constituent states.

• MawlamyineNarrower topic: Mawlamyine is a regional port within Myanmar’s southeastern territory.

• PainiteNarrower topic: The first known painite specimens came from Myanmar, where later gem-quality crystals were found.