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| 國旗 |
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| 國歌 |
由黃、綠、紅色及中間插著白色圓圈組成。
紅色代表擺夷人的勇敢及勇氣。
綠色代表擺夷人的活力、青春永在。
黃色代表宗教、佛教。
中間白色代表月亮,正表示著擺夷人的純潔、愛 好和平的象徵。
人 口:10,000,000 (70%是擺夷人、30%是由20多種少數民族組成)。
地 形:高地平原、山區分佈密集、海拔 3,000 ~ 6,000 英尺,有名河川 Salawin 。
語 言:自己的語文(擺夷文 Tai language)、少數民族方言、緬文及英文。
政 局:Shan State目前被緬甸侵占,英國統治時期稱為 Protectorate State。歷史上不曾是緬甸
的領土,不過現在確遭遇到緬甸人占領。擺夷國的未來是否能重獲自由,只有期待全
世界的好友們給他們伸手援助了。
Brief History:
- 16th century The Shan was defeated by the Burmese and fifteen years later by the Chinese, thus bringing an end to the Shan monarchy.
- 1887 The Shan States became a British protectorate.
- 1922 The Shan were granted a distinct status and the "Federated Shan States?were established by the British rules.
- 1948 The Union between Burma and the Shan was formed, which followed their joint independence from the British.
- 1962 Burma abolished the union constitution and occupied the Shan States.
- 1996 An alliance of forces was created by three armed resistance groups under the umbrella organisation "Shan National Organisation?(SSNO). The Shan Democratic Union (SDU) was founded, which now functions as the Foreign Ministry of the Shanland.
- 1997 A meeting among ethnic groups adopted the new designation "United Shan States? The Shan States became a member of UNPO.
Shan State Map |
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History
Shans more or less ruled most of today's Burma and beyond until 1555 AD, particularly during the reign of Surkhanfah (1311-64). After this, they alternated as tributaries to China, Burma, Thailand or as independent states.
| 1882 |
Shan confederacy brought independence from Mandalay for many states. |
| 1885 |
British conquered Burma and it became a British colony. |
| 1887 |
British annexed the Shan States which became a British protectorate. |
| 1922 |
The 33 independent princely Shan states (later 34) formed the Federated Shan States, with its capital at Taunggyi. |
| 1947 |
Panglong Agreement to form a federal democracy draws Burma, the Federated Shan States and other regions together to obtain independence from Britain. |
| 1948 |
Independence from Britain. |
| 1952 |
The Kuomintang invasion from China led to Burmese military rule in Shan State. |
| 1958 |
First armed clash between Shan nationalists and the Burma Army after the Shan State is denied its constitutional right to secede. |
| 1960 |
The Federal Movement to amend the Constitution was founded. |
| 1962 |
Burma Army seized power from a democratically elected government and abrogated the Union constitution, which bound Shan State to Burma. |
| 1964 |
Shan State Army formed to resist the illegal occupation of Shan State by the
Burma Army. |
| 1989 |
Shan State Army (North) enters into a ceasefire agreement with the Burma Army. |
| 1990 |
Khun Toon Oo led the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy to victory in Shan State in the general elections. |
| 1996 |
Drug king Khun Sa and his Mong Tai Army surrender to the Burma Army. |
| 2003 |
The Shan State Army - South and various other armed groups continue to resist the Burma Army occupation of Shan State. |
** Thanks for (S.H.A.N.) **
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