Kyaukse irrigated region

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The Kyaukse irrigated region is a historically fertile agricultural heartland in central Myanmar, renowned for its extensive irrigation systems that supported major Burmese kingdoms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf irrigated agricultural region
agriculturalSystem wet-rice irrigation
associatedWith Buddhist monastic landholdings
Pagan (Bagan) period irrigation works
royal land grants
climateContext semi-arid Dry Zone climate
country Myanmar
developedUnder Konbaung Dynasty NERFINISHED
Pagan Kingdom NERFINISHED
economicImportance key tax base for precolonial Burmese states
major surplus-producing area
hasHeritage archaeological remains of ancient irrigation works
historic religious sites linked to irrigation patronage
historicalRole agricultural heartland of central Myanmar
core rice-supplying region for Burmese polities
hydrologicalBasin Irrawaddy River basin NERFINISHED
infrastructureType canal networks
embankments
weirs
irrigatedBy Panlaung River NERFINISHED
Zawgyi River NERFINISHED
irrigationPurpose mitigation of low and variable rainfall
knownFor extensive irrigation systems
fertile agricultural land
rice cultivation
supporting major Burmese kingdoms
language Burmese
linkedTo Amarapura NERFINISHED
Ava NERFINISHED
Mandalay NERFINISHED
Pagan (Bagan) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Mandalay Region NERFINISHED
central Myanmar NERFINISHED
locatedNear Kyaukse NERFINISHED
locatedOn Kyaukse plain NERFINISHED
mainCrop rice
otherCrop cotton
pulses
sesame
partOf Dry Zone of Myanmar NERFINISHED
regionType rural
strategicImportance supported capitals along the middle Irrawaddy
supports dense rural settlement
timePeriodOfMajorDevelopment 11th century
12th century

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Kingdom of Ava coreTerritory Kyaukse irrigated region