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  1. Yadanabon University
  1. Yadanabon University
  2. Department of History

Study of the Code of Conduct in Ancient Burmese Officialdom (1819-1885)

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This paper is an attempt to show the role of officials in administration in Konbaung Period. First of all, it deals with the feudal administration and their office tasks. The Kings gave the responsibilities and authorities to the officers. Thus, the duty of officials is divided to perform the administration tasks. The King directly appointed the administration officers except for the traditional heads. Myanmar administration officers are appointed systematically to perform the allocated tasks in the respective places. The Minister group is the most powerful Burmese Officialdom in Hluttaw office. Every administrative affair in Byetaik is conducted by the officers. And also, The East office conducts the security and peace. It is mentioned that are appointed to the officers in East office. The West office manages all cases of court girls. That are the duties of officers in West office. Tayayone was the office that conducts the judicial cases.
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