tipirneni
02-20-2020, 08:28 PM
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The Kayan are descended from the Tibeto-Burman parentage, member of Kayin Ni race (Red Kayin). There are four main Kayan groups: the Kayan Lahta, the Kayan Ka Ngan, the Kayan Ka Kaung and the Kayan Lahwi. The last group is more well-known than others in Myanmar with the name Padaung (or Padaung to the Shan people) meaning copper neck.
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https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7512/27398198425_c4b35acde6_b.jpg
https://www.gomyanmartours.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Amazing-Life-of-the-Padaung.jpg
The Kayan are descended from the Tibeto-Burman parentage, member of Kayin Ni race (Red Kayin). There are four main Kayan groups: the Kayan Lahta, the Kayan Ka Ngan, the Kayan Ka Kaung and the Kayan Lahwi. The last group is more well-known than others in Myanmar with the name Padaung (or Padaung to the Shan people) meaning copper neck.