The four major warlords in Myanmar

The four major warlords in Myanmar are the United Wa State Army, the Kachin Independence Army, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army and the Mongla Army.

The United Wa State Army is led by the United Wa State Party and operates in the area bordering northern Myanmar and China's Yunnan Province. It is one of the largest local armed forces in Myanmar and is well-equipped.

The Kachin Independence Army is committed to fighting for the autonomy of the Kachin ethnic group and has long-term conflicts with the Myanmar government forces. Its scope of activities is also in the area bordering China's Yunnan Province in northern Myanmar.

The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army is led by the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance and operates in the northeastern region of Myanmar bordering Thailand. It advocates ethnic equality and democracy and has conflicts with the Myanmar government forces.

The Mongla Army is led by the Mongla National Organization and operates in the area bordering eastern Myanmar and Laos. Its strength is relatively weak, but it plays an important role in regional affairs.

These four major warlords play an important role in Myanmar's political and military affairs. They have long-term conflicts and contradictions with the Myanmar government forces, which have had a certain impact on the security situation of Myanmar and neighboring countries.