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Mong-Way-Toun, Chief of the Guerillas of the Irrawaddy; The Burman Empire, 1854. Creator: Unknown
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Mong-Way-Toun, Chief of the Guerillas of the Irrawaddy; The Burman Empire, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Mong-Way-Toun, Chief of the Guerillas of the Irrawaddy; The Burman Empire, 1854. From "Cassell's Illustrated Family Paper; London Weekly 31 Dec 1853 to 30 Dec 1854"
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Ayeyarwady Burma Burmese Cassells Illustrated Family Paper Chief Ethnicity Guerrilla Irrawaddy National Costume National Dress
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Mong-Way-Toun, Chief of the Guerillas of the Irrawaddy: A Striking Portrait from The Burman Empire, 1854 This evocative photograph, titled 'Mong-Way-Toun, Chief of the Guerillas of the Irrawaddy; The Burman Empire,' dates back to 1854 and is an intriguing glimpse into the past. The image was published in 'Cassell's Illustrated Family Paper; London Weekly' between December 31, 1853, and December 30, 1854. The creator of this portrait remains unknown. Mong-Way-Toun, a Burmese chief, stands tall and proud, gazing directly at the camera with an unwavering intensity. He wears traditional Burmese clothing, including a long, loose-fitting tunic, a sash around his waist, and a headdress adorned with intricate gold designs. His attire, reflecting his ethnicity and nationality, adds to the authenticity of the portrait. The location of the photograph is believed to be in the Irrawaddy River region, which was a significant area of conflict during the British colonial rule of Burma. Mong-Way-Toun's status as a guerrilla leader suggests that he was part of the resistance against the British invasion. Despite the challenging circumstances, Mong-Way-Toun exudes a sense of confidence and strength. His direct gaze and unyielding stance convey a deep sense of determination and resilience. The photograph is a testament to the enduring spirit of the people of Burma during a time of great upheaval and change. This rare and intriguing portrait offers a unique insight into the fashion, culture, and history of the Burmese people during the 19th century. It is a valuable addition to any collection of historical photographs or those with an interest in ethnic costumes and national dress.
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