Möng Leng

Möng Leng
Möng Leng
State of the Shan States
c. 1840–1887
History
• Established	c. 1840
• Disestablished	1887
Preceded by	Succeeded by
	Möng Mit
Möng Mit
British Burma

Möng Leng, also known as Möng Lang or Mohlaing, was a Shan state in what is today Burma.^[1] It extended from Sinkan in the northeast to Mabein in the southwest.^[2] A village known as Mohlaing [my] still exists in Mabein Township today.^[3]

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v t e Shan States and related petty kingdoms
Northern Shan States	Hsenwi Möng Mit Hsipaw North Hsenwi South Hsenwi Hsumhsai Mang Lön Möng Leng Möng Long Möng Tung Tawngpeng
Southern Shan States Eastern Division	Kehsi Mansam Kenglon Kengtawng Mawkmai Möng Hsu/Möng Sang Möng Küng Kenghkam Möng Nawng Möng Nai Möng Pan Möng Pawn Möng Sit
Southern Shan States Central Division	Hopong Hsatung Laihka Lawksawk Möng Ping Möng Pai Namhkok Nawngwawn Sa-koi Samka Wanyin
Southern Shan States Myelat Division	Hsamönghkam Kyawkku Kyong Loi-ai Loilong Loimaw Maw Mawnang Mawson Namhkai Namhkom Namtok Pangtara Pangmi Poila Yengan
Southern Shan States Kengtung & Yawnghwe	Kengtung Yawnghwe Hsihkip Chiang Khaeng Möng Yawng Hsenyawt Hsenmawng Möng Hsat Möng Pu
Chinese Shan States	Chiang Hung Hsikwan Momien Möng Lem Möng Na Möng Mao (13c. - 15c.) Mengmao (17c. - 20c.) Mong-Santa Mangshi Mong-Yin
Related states and outliers	Hsawnghsup Singkaling Hkamti Hkamti Long Siamese Shan States Wa States Kokang Möng Kawng Möng Yang Pong Man Maw Wuntho Karenni States (Western Karenni/Kantarawadi)
Federated Shan states List of rulers of Shan states Princely state Saopha

Möng Leng

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