Birth of U Nu
Birth of U Nu
Follow U Nu through 48 dated historical records for Myanmar.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of U Nu
Arrested for anti-imperialist activities
Appointed Foreign Minister
Appointed Vice President of the Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League
Appointed Vice President of the Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League
Serves as Speaker of the Constituent Assembly during constitution drafting
Role range: 1947-1948
Becomes head of the interim government after Aung San is assassinated
Role range: 1947-1948
Helps guide the constitution approved before independence
Role range: 1947-1948
Signs the treaty establishing Burmese independence from Britain
Role range: 1947-1948
Signs the Treaty establishing Burmese independence
Role range: 1943-1962
Appointed Prime Minister of Burma, after the assassination of Aung San
Role range: 1947-1962
Helps draft the new constitution for Burma
Appointed Speaker of the Constituent Assembly
Chosen as Independence Day by Burmese Astrologers
Role range: 1943-1962
Forms the first post-independence government of the Union of Burma
Role range: 1948-1956
U Nu becomes first Prime Minister of independent Burma
Role range: 1948-1956
Mandalay is captured by Kachin rebels. Kachin rebels capture Manadalay
Role range: 1943-1962
Mandalay is captured by the Kachin rebels
Mandalay is captured by Kachin rebels. Kachin rebels capture Manadalay
Role range: 1943-1962
The White Flag Communists begin their rebellion
Role range: 1943-1962
The White Flag Communists begin a revolt
Role range: 1943-1962
The White Flag Communists begin their rebellion. The White Flag Communists begin a revolt
Role range: 1943-1962
The Government recaptures Manadalay from the Kachin rebels
The Government recaptures Manadalay from the Kachin rebels
The Kuomingtang are supplied by the US & hope to recapture China. The defeated Kuomingtang Army in China occuppies Shan State
Role range: 1926-1948 – 1943-1962
The Government captures Prone from the Karen rebels
Role range: 1943-1962
India provides Burma with a loan of 1,000,000 pounds, collective Commonwealth assistance. Britain provides Burma a 3,375,000 pounds loan, part of collective Commonwealth assistance
Role range: 1943-1962
India provides Burma with a loan of 1,000,000 pounds, collective Commonwealth assistance. Britain provides Burma a 3,375,000 pounds loan, part of collective Commonwealth assistance
Role range: 1943-1962
Continues as Prime Minister after AFPFL electoral success
Role range: 1948-1956
Leads the AFPFL to electoral victory
Role range: 1943-1962
Resigns after his first long premiership
Role range: 1948-1956
U Nu resumes office for a second premiership
Role range: 1957-1958
Political split weakens U Nu's government and leads to caretaker rule
Role range: 1957-1958
Hands power to Ne Win's caretaker administration
Role range: 1957-1958
Stages a coup to solve some of Burmas problems but only has minor success
Role range: 1943-1962
U Nu returns as Prime Minister after the 1960 election
Role range: 1960-1962
Wins the Presidential elections, the army retires to its barracks. Leads the AFPFL to electoral victory
Role range: 1943-1962
Promotes Buddhism as the state religion during his final premiership
Role range: 1960-1962
U Nu is overthrown and detained during Ne Win's coup
Role range: 1960-1962
Arrested for 5 years after a coup led by Ne Win
Role range: 1943-1962
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