Does the Kokang area belong to China?

Kokang, the first special zone of Shan State, Myanmar, is an autonomous region of China on the border of Myanmar, and the capital is Laojie. 1989, the sar government was established from Myanmar, covering an area of about 2,700 square kilometers. Common bold language (Chinese) [3]. Kokang people are different from other Chinese in Myanmar and have the status of an official minority, so they are called Kokang people. : Courageous History Courageous was once a minority area in the southwest border of China. At the end of Ming Dynasty, a large number of Han people followed Wang Gui into Yunnan. /kloc-In the 8th century, a descendant of a Han immigrant became a local power in Kegan Mountain, and was later granted hereditary sovereignty and loyal to China. At the end of 19, Kokang was incorporated into British India and became a Tusi county with Chinese as the main body in Myanmar. 1959 after the abolition of the chieftain system, Myanmar resolutely fell into long-term turmoil, and it was not until the armistice in 1989 that it stabilized and became the first special zone in Shan State today. [Editor] Before the Qing Dynasty, the Kokang area was mostly managed by local chieftains in history, and it did not become a border area that centralized countries could effectively control. The rugged and complicated terrain determines its multi-ethnic composition. This place used to be Ailao Baipu area, which belonged to Ailao in the Eastern Han Dynasty and belonged to the southwest border of Yongchang County in the Eastern Han Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang of Shu Han left a legacy in Zhuge Paolou Mountain when he was in Pingnan. During the Dali period of Bai nationality, it belonged to Mengtang store in Yongchang Prefecture. The Yuan Dynasty belonged to Zhenkang Road and Mengding Road in Yunnan. Ming Dynasty belongs to Zhenkang Tuzhou and Mengding Tufu. [4] In17th century, the Nanming regime retreated to the southwest, and a large number of Han people migrated to Yunnan with the Ming army in Li Yong, Wang Guangxi. [Editor] In the 8th century A.D./KLOC-0, a Han chieftain regime named Yang appeared at the junction of Zhenkang and Mubang. Yang and his successor Yang expanded their power on the basis of households. 1840, Yang Guohua, the fourth generation leader, was awarded the title of hereditary county magistrate for his meritorious service in defending the frontier in the Qing Dynasty. [5] [6] [7] [8] Since then, Kokang Tusi has paid tribute to China and Mubang for a long time. 1886, the British empire merged with the Burmese dynasty, and at the same time, the chieftain who surrendered to Myanmar from northern Myanmar was also included in British India. Britain signed a treaty with the Qing Dynasty, which made it clear that there was no stable chieftain on the border between China and Myanmar. Some belong to the Qing Dynasty and some belong to British Burma. After years of negotiations, 1897 "Sino-British Treaty of Continuing Talks on Myanmar" was boldly incorporated into the scope of British India, [9] [5] [6] and became a small chieftain state under the jurisdiction of Mubang chieftain. After World War II, Kokang became independent from Britain together with the neighboring Tusi States and established the Union of Myanmar. From then on, he boldly gained the status of big toast and was no longer subordinate to Mubang. The hereditary rule of the chieftain surnamed Yang ended at 1959, and the Kokang chieftain, which lasted for more than 200 years, handed over power to the local council. [10][ Editor] After the Tusi regime ended in the war, the influence of the Tusi family still exists. A few years later, Yang Zhensheng, a member of the Tusi family, rose up and rebelled against the Burmese government. The government forces carried out the policy of "fruit for fruit", instigated Luo Xinghan to defeat the heroic anti-Burmese army, and the Tusi family's army fled. Yang Zhensheng's troops retreated to Thailand, while Peng Jiasheng retreated to China. Government troops invaded Kokang and assigned pro-Myanmar Luo Xinghan to manage Kokang and run the drug business. Kokang was ruled by foreigners, Chinese schools were nationalized, the identity of local Chinese was changed to Kokang, a minority, and the Chinese were renamed Kokang. After losing its base in central Myanmar in the 1960' s, Myanmar * * * Production Party, with the support of People's Republic of China (PRC), is ready to March into northeast Myanmar. Peng Jiasheng led Burma's * * * army to reoccupy Kokang, and the defeated Luo Xinghan adopted the strategy of clearing the field with strong walls, burning streets and forcing residents to move out, which led to the exile of Kokang people. /kloc-the international situation changed in the 1980s, and there was a serious division within the Myanmar * * * production party, so local armed forces, including brave ethnic minorities, left Myanmar and sent their leaders to China to stop fighting with the Burmese military government and start peace talks. [Editor] The First Special Zone of Shan State 1989, Peng Jiasheng reached an agreement with the government forces and boldly became an autonomous special zone. The SAR's military strength is limited, and the central government has sent a small number of civil servants to be brave, [1 1] including medical personnel and primary school teachers. 1992, civil war resumed, and officer Yang and South Wa State expelled the chairman of the SAR. 1995, Peng Jiasheng cooperated with Wa State and regained control of the Kokang political situation. Under the pressure of international drug control, after many twists and turns, in 2003, the policy of stopping poppy cultivation was finally fully implemented, agricultural production technology was introduced, and the game industry was developed. However, the industrial transformation has brought a considerable impact to Kokang, and it is difficult to implement alternative planting in the cold and dry environment of Kokang, and farmers are trapped in poverty. Due to lack of food and other reasons, a large-scale malaria broke out in mountainous areas, killing 279 people. International humanitarian relief was launched, and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations provided relief food. In 2005, the International Cooperation Agency of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs began to cooperate with the SAR Government to carry out long-term overall reconstruction. After the "8.8 Incident" in 2009, Bai Suocheng, the former vice chairman, served as the chairman of the new government of Kokang, and Liu Guoxi, the vice chairman, also served as the secretary-general. The new government excluded Peng Jiasheng's henchmen, and people speculated that Peng Jiasheng had lost control of the brave government.