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Bayingyi people (Burmese: ဘရင်ဂျီ) also
known as Luso-Burmese, are a
subgroup ethnicity of Luso-Asians, and are the
descendants of
Portuguese mercenaries...
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protecting their own troops. In late 2021 and
throughout 2022
Catholic Bayingyi villages were
targeted by the
Tatmadaw in
Sagaing region,
leading to at...
- of Kudi Chin by Thai
Catholics of
Portuguese descent Bayingyi,
formerly spoken by the
Bayingyi people of
Myanmar of
mixed Burmese and
Portuguese descent...
- explorers,
communities of
Portuguese descent are also
found in
Myanmar (see
Bayingyi people) and
Thailand (see Kudi Chin). In Thailand,
during the
reign of...
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valley and Meza
River valley.
There are also an
unknown number of
Catholic Bayingyi people (at
least 3,000), the
descendants of 16th and 17th
century Portuguese...
- Luso-Asians Luso-Indians
Macanese people Kristang people in Malacca,
Malaysia Bayingyi people in
Myanmar (Burma) From the
French Empire: Métis in
Canada Louisiana...
- Malayalam; in Sinhala, the word
refers specifically to
Portuguese people Bayingyi (ဘရင်ဂျီ) in
Burmese Barang in
Khmer Feringgi in
Malay Folangji or Fah-lan-ki...
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Jewish origin. See main
article Bayingyi people Portuguese people have a long
history in Myanmar, with many
Bayingyi people, from
Upper Myanmar, particularly...
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throne and
invaded Manipur.
Descendants from
Portuguese captives, the
Bayingyi, were
taken by King
Anaukpetlun after defeating the
adventurer Filipe de...
- the
siege was unsuccessful: 220–223 due to the
defense provided by the
Bayingyi – the
Portuguese gunners. The Qing
invasions had
burnt the
Burmese farms...
