Shan State

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Shan State is a large, ethnically diverse administrative region in eastern Myanmar, bordering China, Laos, and Thailand, known for its hilly terrain and significant autonomy movements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
state of Myanmar
bordersCountry China
Laos
Thailand
bordersInternalDivision Bago Region
Kachin State
Kayah State
Mandalay Region
Sagaing Region
capital Taunggyi
containsCity Hsipaw
Kalaw
Taunggyi
surface form: Kengtung

Lashio
Muse
Taunggyi
containsLake Inle Lake basin
surface form: Inle Lake
containsMountainRange Shan Hills
containsTown Nyaungshwe
country Myanmar
ethnicallyDiverse true
ethnicGroup Akha people
Bamar
surface form: Bamar people

Chinese
Intha people
Kachin people
Karenni people
Lahu people
Pa-O people
Palaung people
Shan people
Wa people
governedAs self-administered zones and divisions
hasAutonomyMovements true
historicalStatus former Shan principalities
knownFor ethnic armed organizations
opium production
largestCity Taunggyi
locatedIn eastern Myanmar
majorEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
majorRiver Salween River
Thanlwin River
officialLanguage Burmese
partOfRegion Golden Triangle region
surface form: Golden Triangle
regionalLanguage Shan language
selfAdministeredZone Danu Self-Administered Zone
Kokang Self-Administered Zone
Pa-O Self-Administered Zone
Palaung Self-Administered Zone
Wa Self-Administered Division
terrain hilly
mountainous
timeZone Myanmar Time
touristAttraction Hsipaw trekking routes
Inle Lake basin
surface form: Inle Lake

Kalaw trekking routes
utcOffset +06:30

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Upper Burma containsRegion Shan State
Shan primaryRegion Shan State
Shan States todayPartOf Shan State
Shan States successor Shan State
Kachin region Shan State
this entity surface form: northern Shan State
Shan Hills contains Shan State
Salween River flowsThrough Shan State
Lashio locatedInAdministrativeEntity Shan State
this entity surface form: Northern Shan State
Lashio regionServed Shan State
this entity surface form: northern Shan State
Karenni State borderWith Shan State
Pa’O language spokenIn Shan State
Pa’O language region Shan State
Chiang Mai Province borders Shan State
this entity surface form: Shan State, Myanmar
Shan people primaryRegion Shan State
Waic region Shan State
Wa language spokenIn Shan State
Sagaing Region borders Shan State
Lincang borderProvince Shan State
Mandalay Region borders Shan State
Pa'O people primaryRegion Shan State
Tai Yai primaryRegion Shan State
Tai Yai inhabits Shan State
Tai Yai hasAutonomousArea Shan State
Tai Yai historicalPolity Shan State
this entity surface form: Kengtung State
Shan language primaryRegion Shan State
Shan script region Shan State
Poy Sang Long festival notableInRegion Shan State
this entity surface form: Shan State, Myanmar
Tai Khün primaryRegion Shan State
Kachin State borderWith Shan State
Tai Tham script usedInRegion Shan State
Thanlwin River flowsThrough Shan State
Intha Burmese region Shan State
Intha Burmese geographicDistribution Shan State
this entity surface form: southern Shan State
Nu River flowsThrough Shan State
Taunggyi locatedIn Shan State
Sawbwa governs Shan State
Saopha governs Shan State
Saopha locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Shan State
this entity surface form: Shan State (modern Myanmar state)
Federated Shan States followedBy Shan State
Federated Shan States followedBy Shan State
this entity surface form: Shan States under independent Burma
North Hsenwi integratedInto Shan State
this entity surface form: Shan State (Myanmar)
North Hsenwi territoryNowIn Shan State
this entity surface form: modern Shan State of Myanmar
Mongnai locatedIn Shan State
Yawnghwe locatedIn Shan State
South Hsenwi successor Shan State
this entity surface form: Shan State (Myanmar)
South Hsenwi incorporatedInto Shan State
this entity surface form: Shan State of independent Burma