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Map of the Burman Empire, 1824 to May 1826, 19th century engraving, Burma, Myanmar

Map of the Burman Empire, 1824 to May 1826, 19th century engraving, Burma, Myanmar


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Map of the Burman Empire, 1824 to May 1826, 19th century engraving, Burma, Myanmar

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1824 1826 Burma Myanmar


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This 19th-century engraving, titled "Map of the Burman Empire, 1824 to May 1826" offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical landscape of Burma, now known as Myanmar. The intricate details and delicate craftsmanship of this print from the Liszt Collection transport us back in time to an era when empires held sway over vast territories. The map showcases the extent of the Burman Empire during a critical period between 1824 and May 1826. It serves as a testament to both the power and influence exerted by this empire across its dominions. Every contour line, river course, and mountain range meticulously etched on this piece reflects the immense effort put into accurately portraying geographical features. As we explore this visual representation, we can imagine how life must have been for those living within these borders during that tumultuous time. This engraving not only provides valuable insights into historical geography but also invites contemplation about political dynamics and cultural exchanges prevalent in Southeast Asia during that period. It is worth noting that while appreciating such remarkable artwork is essential for educational purposes or personal enjoyment, any commercial use should be avoided out of respect for preserving cultural heritage. Let us cherish this exquisite print as a window into history's past glories and appreciate it solely for its artistic value and contribution to our understanding of an ancient empire's reach.

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