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The Tibetan people known as the Pyu …
Years: 796 - 807
The Tibetan people known as the Pyu have, for the past two centuries, migrated into the valleys of the upper Irrawaddy River and its Chindwin tributary.
Rather than push southward, the Pyu halt there in the northern Burmese dry zone.
The Pyu establish overland commercial and cultural contacts with such Indian border centers as Chittagong.
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Years: 796 - 807
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