related to Independence, civil conflict and Communist control, 1948–1989 · 21Kokang → Beginning, Burma, Burmese, China, Chinese Civil War, Communist, Communist Party, CPB, Following Burmese, Kuomintang, Kuomintang-aligned, Lo Hsing Han, Myanmar's, Ne Win's, Peng Jiasheng, Sao Edward Yang Kyein, Saopha, Shan States, The, Tsai
related to Chiefdom of Kokang, 1739–1897 · 16Kokang → After, British, British Burma, Chinese, February, His, Ming-dynasty, Sino-British, Ta Shwe Htan, Upper Burma, Xingdahu, Xīng Dáhù, Yang, Yang Xiancai, Yunnan, Yáng Xiàncái
related to Etymology · 13Kokang → Before, Chinese, Guǒgǎn, Jingpho, Kachin, Malipa, One, Other, Shan, Tai, The, Wa, Yang
related to External links · 13Kokang → Archived November, Aug, Burma, Burmese CommunistsMaps, Chinese, Conflict, Government, Kokang Archived, KokangChinese Dam Builders Fan, Map, Pro-junta, Wayback Machine, Wayback MachineKokang Celebrate Liberation
related to British Burma, 1897–1948 · 12Kokang → August, British, British Burma, Burmese, Chinese, Its, Saopha, Shan State, Shan States, Under British, Yang, Yunnan
related to Geography · 12Kokang → Chinese, Few, Its, Laukkai, Myanmar, Researchers, River, Salween, Shan Hills, Shan State, Thanlwin, The
related to Rulers of Kokang · 12Kokang → Hsiu, January, Kokang County, Kokang Ka Kwe Ye, Kokang Revolutionary Force, Lo Hsing Han, March, Peng Jiasheng, Pheung Kya-shin, Rulers Olive Yang Kyin, See Chiefdom, Yang Kyein Sein
related to Demographics · 9Kokang → Burmese, Burmese-nationality, China, Chinese Standard Time, Han Chinese, In, Mandarin Chinese, Of, Yunnanese
related to Economy · 8Kokang → Chinese, Hsenwi, In, Kokang's, Kokang-grown, Lashio, Shan State, While
related to Geology · 7Kokang → Paleozoic, Peninsular Thailand, Shan State, Sibumasu Block, Southeast Asia, The, Tibet
