evidence: Treaty Four: The Kabaw Valley Agreement: signed on the 25th January,1834 which stated the handed over of the Kabaw valley of Manipur to Burma on certain conditions that the British had to pay Rs 500 per month to Manipur for letting Burma use the valley on lease until the Kabaw valley returns to Manipur. From the 5-points agreements, No.1 says, "The British Commissioner, Major Grant and Captain Pamberton, under the instruction from the right honourable, the Governor General in Council, agree to make over to the Woandauk Maha Mingyan Rajah and Tsarudangicks Myookyantheo, Commissioner appointed by the King of Ava, the towns of Tammao (Tumu), Khumba (Khambat), Surjail, and all other villages in the Kubo Valley, the Ungoching Hills and the strip of valley running between the eastern foot and western bank of the Ningtha Khyendan (Chindwin) river." and No.2 says, " The British Commissioner will withdraw the Munnipore Thanas now stationed within this tract of the country and make over immediate possession of it to the Burmese Commissioner on certain conditions."