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⏲ Duration: 25 min 47 sec
✓ Published: 26-Jan-2021
✓ Published: 26-Jan-2021
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The territory which makes up the nation of Myanmar has throughout its history served as a geographic and cultural bridge between India and China. But Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, has also hosted its own great kingdoms which dominated the region. These kingdoms thrived on the trade in agriculture, natural resources and minerals for which the region was famous. We can still get a feel for that natural wealth in the vibrant markets across the country. nnThat wealth and geography also attracted
The territory which makes up the nation of Myanmar has throughout its history served as a geographic and cultural bridge between India and China. But Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, has also hosted its own great kingdoms which dominated the region. These kingdoms thrived on the trade in agriculture, natural resources and minerals for which the region was famous. We can still get a feel for that natural wealth in the vibrant markets across the country. nnThat wealth and geography also attracted
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