The first of these conflicts results from friction between one side and residents of Arakan, and ended with the death of the losing general Bandula and the signing of the Treaty of Yandabo. The second resulted in the annexation of the Bago province and ended in a stalemate after Mindon Min demanded withdrawal. The last of these conflicts arose from a council called the (*) Hlutdaw levying a fine on a corporation for under
The first of these conflicts results from friction between one side and residents of Arakan, and ended with the death of the losing general Bandula and the signing of the Treaty of Yandabo. The second resulted in the annexation of the Bago province and ended in a stalemate after Mindon Min demanded withdrawal. The last of these conflicts arose from a council called the (*) Hlutdaw levying a fine on a corporation for underreporting its teak exports; that conflict was effectively over when on January 1, 1886, one side annexed the other, deposed the king Thibaw, and ended the Konbaung dynasty. For 10  points, identify this series of conflicts over control of the Bay of Bengal between a colonial power and a Southeast Asian country with capital at Yangon.
The first of these conflicts results from friction between one side and residents of Arakan, and ended with the death of the losing general Bandula and the signing of the Treaty of Yandabo.
Anglo-Burmese Wars [accept any answer which mentions both England/Britain and Burma/Myanmar]