M.T.A. Ū K̋hvanʻ Chā ʼa phvaiʹ bhā kroṅʻʹ lakʻ nakʻ naiʹ ṅrimʻ k̋hyamʻ r̋e l̋ai khaiʹ ra sa lai nhaṅʻʹ mū y̋acʻ che v̋ā t̋uikʻ phyakʻ re c̋hoṅʻ p̋ā m̋yā /̋

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M.T.A. Ū K̋hvanʻ Chā ʼa phvaiʹ bhā kroṅʻʹ lakʻ nakʻ naiʹ ṅrimʻ k̋hyamʻ r̋e l̋ai khaiʹ ra sa lai nhaṅʻʹ mū y̋acʻ che v̋ā t̋uikʻ phyakʻ re c̋hoṅʻ p̋ā m̋yā /̋

Phui R̋hupʻ Moṅʻ.

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M.T.A. Ū K̋hvanʻ Chā ʼa phvaiʹ bhā kroṅʻʹ lakʻ nakʻ naiʹ n...Phui R̋hupʻ Moṅʻ.

Phui R̋hupʻ Moṅʻ.Published 1999

On the surrendering of Mong Tai Army (MTA) of Khun Sa, earlier known as king of narcotics dealers in Shan State, Burma, to the Burmese government, and control of drug trafficing there; articles.

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Publisher	Ū ʼ̋Oṅʻ Joʻ
Pages	169
Search language	english

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