Journal of Burma Studies

Volume 15.2, Articles


A Kingship by Merit and Cosmic Inverstiture: An Investigation into King Alaungmintaya's Self-Representation

Jacques P. Leider

 

The Making of the Culprit: Atula Hsayadaw Shin Yasa and the Politics of Monastic Reform in Eighteenth Century Burma
Alexey Kirichenko

 

Conjuncture and Reform in the Late Konbaung Period: How Prophecies, Omens and Rumors Motivated Political Action from 1866 to 1869
Aurore Candier

 

Narratives of Nation, Questions of Community: Examining Burmese Sources Without the Lens of Nation
Alicia Turner

 

The Position of Rājāvaṁsa Kathā in Mon History-Telling
Patrick McCormick

 

From Gold Leaf to Buddhist Hagiographies: Contact with Regions to the East Seen in Late Burmese Murals
Alexandra Green

 

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