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The great inscription of The Shwezigon pagoda Pagan.
This
inscription is on the whole the most interesting and important
of the early Mon records. Its great length and the variety of
matters with which it deals which were doubtful in some of the
other records. The inscription is engraved on two stone
columns standing within the precincts of the Shwezigon Pagoda
at Pagan. Each column has four faces.
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Burman
ethnic dominated
central government also adopted
“assimilation policy” or
“Burmanization policy” with a main
strategic plan to assimilate all other
ethnic people to become Burman.
In the implementation of this policy,
the military regime have restricted the
use of ethnic language in schools, in
the
public places and banned not to
use as official language.
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