Panglong Agreement Aung San, who led the fight for independence, was able to convince the leaders of the other ethnic groups that fought alongside the Burmese to remain as one country. The formation of the new Burmese constitution in 1948 was cemented by the Pin-Lone agreement, which was signed by every ethnic leader in support of the newfound union. Aung San's unprecedented assassination prior to the absolute fulfillment of the Pin-Lone agreement undid the unification he led. His death marked the end of the short lived period of peace within the new nation, unleashing a power vacuum that has not been filled properly since. A period of instability with leaders that failed to represent every ethnicity's best interest followed.
Panglong Agreement Aung San who led the fight for independence was able to convince the leaders of the other ethnic groups that fought alongside the Burmese to remain as one country The formation of the new Burmese constitution in 1948 was cemented by the Pin-Lone agreement which was signed by every ethnic leader in support of the newfound union Aung San's unprecedented assassination prior to the absolute fulfillment of the Pin-Lone agreement undid the unification he led His death marked the end of the short lived period of peace within the new nation unleashing a power vacuum that has not been filled properly since A period of instability with leaders that failed to represent every ethnicity's best interest followed