The strongest of the Shan (Tai) states that rose on the Yunnan-Myanmar border after the Mongol conquest of Pagan (1287); expanded dramatically under Si Kefa from the 1330s to dominate much of the northern Shan Plateau and raid Upper Burma.
Broken up by Ming Chinese military campaigns (1436-1449) that fragmented its territory into smaller Shan chieftaincies.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Möng Mao — the shape you scrub through changes in 1276 · 1298 · 1368.
Covers the Shan States' rise after Pagan's fall and their long rivalry with Ava.