British Burmaball was a British colonyball in the Indian Subcontinent. It became part of the British Empireball after the 
Konbaung Dynasty collapsed in a war in 1885.
History
In 1824, a war broke out with the Konbaungball and the British East India Companyball, an earlier version of the 
British Rajball. Konbaung, the last kingdom of the Burmese, lost and parts of their territory (
Arakan, 
Tennasserim, 
Assamball, 
Manipurball, 
Tripuraball and others) were given to the British Raj.
In 1852, another war broke out, and Lower Burma was taken.
In 1858, the rest of the British East Indiaballs were given new clothes and were renamed British Rajball. British Burmaball always saw British Rajball as a fatherly kind of ball despite British Burmaball being created before British Rajball.
In 1885, the British forces aimed for the capital of the dynasty, Mandalayball. The British attacked by mainly naval forces, since they couldn't get their way in and out of the jungle, and they won. All of Burma was taken and it became the start of British Burmaball, and the end of the Konbaung Dynasty.
In 1914 and 1940, UKball gave him guns to fight Reichtangle, Nazi Germanyball and Kingdom of Italyball.
In 1937, UKball made British Burmaball a separate colony, or crown colony. British Burmaball was glad because they hated the Indians.
In 1942, in the Second World War, the 
Japanese Empireball invaded British Burmaball and won. It became the 
State of Burmaball and for a five-year period, there was continuous fighting between the British Rajball and the Japanese Empireball. In 1947, the State of Burmaball dissolved and the clay was given back to the Brits.
From 1947, the British Rajball gained independence, and the new country was being planned from then on.
In 1948, the planning was done, and UKball gave British Burmaball independence. British Burmaball then renamed himself Burmaball.
Relations
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