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Maha Bandula

General Maha Bandula (Burmese: မဟာဗန္ဓုလ [məhà bàɰ̃dṵla̰]; 6 November 1782 – 1 April 1825) was commander-in-chief of the Royal Burmese Armed Forces from 1821 until his death in 1825 in the First Anglo-Burmese War. Nicknamed by his British opponents as the "Sable Bonaparte" and the "Wellington", Bandula was a key figure in the Konbaung dynasty's policy of…

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Awards
Agga Maha Thenapati (1823–1825) Thado Maha Bandula (1819–1823) Ne Myo Thura Yegaung (1813–1819)
Allegiance
Konbaung Dynasty
Born
(1782-11-06)6 November 1782 Dabayin, Kingdom of Burma
Branch
Royal Burmese Armed Forces
Conflicts
Burmese–Manipuri War (1814) Burmese–Assam War (1816–1817) Burmese–Assam War (1818–1819) Burmese–Manipuri War (1819) Burmese–Assam War (1821–1822) First Anglo-Burmese War
Died
1 April 1825(1825-04-01) (aged 42) Danubyu, Kingdom of Burma

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related to References · 74
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related to Assam (1816–1819) · 43
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related to Popularity and fame · 33
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related to Assam (1821–1822) · 28
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related to Manipur (1819) · 20
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related to Early life · 19
Maha Bandula → As, Aye, Buddhist, Burmese, Dabayin, Dok, He, Kyan Gyi, Maung Yit, ME, Myat Ne, November, Nyein, Pauk Taw, Shin Min Bu, Tazaungmon, They, Wednesday, Yit
related to Legacy · 7
Maha Bandula → Anglo-Burmese, Bandula's, British, Burmese, Due, First Anglo-Burmese War, The Burmese
related to Military · 4
Maha Bandula → Bandula Badge, Burma Army's, In, The
Allegiance · 1
Maha Bandula → Konbaung Dynasty
Awards · 1
Maha Bandula → Agga Maha Thenapati (1823–1825) Thado Maha Bandula (1819–1823) Ne Myo Thura Yegaung (1813–1819)

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burmese bandula british assam maha manipur yit war king forces arakan first yangon cachar history general one men force gen

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Maha BandulaAllegianceKonbaung Dynasty1.00infobox
Maha BandulaAwardsAgga Maha Thenapati (1823–1825) Thado Maha Bandula (1819–1823) Ne Myo Thura Yegaung (1813–1819)1.00infobox
Maha BandulaBorn(1782-11-06)6 November 1782 Dabayin, Kingdom of Burma1.00infobox
Maha BandulaBranchRoyal Burmese Armed Forces1.00infobox
Maha BandulaConflictsBurmese–Manipuri War (1814) Burmese–Assam War (1816–1817) Burmese–Assam War (1818–1819) Burmese–Manipuri War (1819) Burmese–Assam War (1821–1822) First Anglo-Burmese War1.00infobox
Maha BandulaDied1 April 1825(1825-04-01) (aged 42) Danubyu, Kingdom of Burma1.00infobox
Maha BandulaNative nameမဟာဗန္ဓုလ1.00infobox
Maha BandulaRankCommander-in-chief (1821–1825) General Sitke (1819–1821) Regiment commander Bo-Hmu (1814–1819)1.00infobox
Maha BandulaService years1806–18251.00infobox
Maha Bandularelated to Assam (1816–1819)Bodawpaya's0.60section
Maha Bandularelated to Assam (1816–1819)Assam0.60section
Maha Bandularelated to Assam (1816–1819)Manipur0.60section

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