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Chitchat This Brahmin neh no eat fish and chip anymore.... he is eating bak chor mee now...
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burmese genes the bestest
because they got fucked by chinks
thats how they got the good genes.
Burma Tributary to China
Some golden vessels were sent to the Emperor of the Sung dynasty, were noted as tribute,
and in 1106 AD a white elephant, which was sent as a present to the Hwang-ti, confirmed the idea,
and brought about the grading of the King of Burma on the same footing with the caliphs of
Bagdad and the King of Annam in Chinese annals.
Pagan flourished for more than two and one-half centuries before being destroyed by the
Mongol armies of Kublai Khan, invading Upper Burma from China in 1287.
The last king, Narathihape, fled south but was killed by his own son.
He is remembered by the Burmese as the king "who fled from the Chinese,"
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China not only asserted a suzerainty over the kingdom of Burma, but she claimed that a part of Upper Burma
- that is to say, of the hilly skirts of the Irawadi valley, above the 'Second Defile' - formed an integral part of the
Chinese dominions. Her dotted boundary may be traced on many charts-charts constructed at a time
when there was not the remotest idea of the British power coming on the scene."
The Chinese based their tribute claim on a convention made at the close of the war of 1769, whereby, they declare,
the Burmese agreed to send them decennial presents; and argue that, in taking possession of Burma,
the British became responsible for her obligations. The Burmese, on the other hand, indignantly repudiated this idea,
and retorted that there was a reciprocal arrangement, by which both sides bound themselves to despatch presents
in token of amity.
- that is to say, of the hilly skirts of the Irawadi valley, above the 'Second Defile' - formed an integral part of the
Chinese dominions. Her dotted boundary may be traced on many charts-charts constructed at a time
when there was not the remotest idea of the British power coming on the scene."
The Chinese based their tribute claim on a convention made at the close of the war of 1769, whereby, they declare,
the Burmese agreed to send them decennial presents; and argue that, in taking possession of Burma,
the British became responsible for her obligations. The Burmese, on the other hand, indignantly repudiated this idea,
and retorted that there was a reciprocal arrangement, by which both sides bound themselves to despatch presents
in token of amity.
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no lah... not 2400 years all fucked up lah... only for about 600 years lah...
And it's not cause the genes are inferior. It's arguable that while the gene pool is a bit shallower in terms of physical characteristics, it can be argued that they have a few superior traits.
The one thing that really brings the Chinese down is their culture of nepotism.
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