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Maung Ok

Burmese governor
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    …1851 Pagan’s governor in Yangon, Maung Ok, charged the captains of two British merchant ships with murder, embezzlement, and evading customs fees. They were forced to pay several hundred rupees before being allowed to return to Calcutta, where they demanded compensation from the Myanmar government. Dalhousie sent an emissary with…

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    …1851 Pagan’s governor in Yangon, Maung Ok, charged the captains of two British merchant ships with murder, embezzlement, and evading customs fees. They were forced to pay several hundred rupees before being allowed to return to Calcutta, where they demanded compensation from the Myanmar government. Dalhousie sent an emissary with…

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