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Hey look, a real history map. Haven't made one of these in a while (both maps in general, and real history maps ). This depicts, to the best of my ability, the Empire of Bayinnaung, Emperor of Burma of the Toungoo Dynasty. I'll admit, I might have stretched some of the normal conventions of what was part of Bayinnaung's empire, but not without reason. Kandy and Kotte, while not often considered directly part of the empire, both benefited from Burmese interventions against Portuguese Aggression. Yunnan seems to have been a troublesome borderland for both China and Burma, and both extracted taxes from territory between the Mekong and the modern Burma-Chinese border.

One thing I want to note on: I couldn't find any sort of banner/flag/coat of arms used by Bayinnaung or the First Toungoo Dynasty, so for the capital city at Pegu, I just the symbol of the Hanthawaddy Kingdom, which ruled over Pegu and the other core regions just before being conquered by Bayinnaung.

Description
Hey look, a real history map. Haven't made one of these in a while (both maps in general, and real history maps ). This depicts, to the best of my ability, the Empire of Bayinnaung, Emperor of Burma of the Toungoo Dynasty. I'll admit, I might have stretched some of the normal conventions of what was part of Bayinnaung's empire, but not without reason. Kandy and Kotte, while not often considered directly part of the empire, both benefited from Burmese interventions against Portuguese Aggression. Yunnan seems to have been a troublesome borderland for both China and Burma, and both extracted taxes from territory between the Mekong and the modern Burma-Chinese border.

One thing I want to note on: I couldn't find any sort of banner/flag/coat of arms used by Bayinnaung or the First Toungoo Dynasty, so for the capital city at Pegu, I just the symbol of the Hanthawaddy Kingdom, which ruled over Pegu and the other core regions just before being conquered by Bayinnaung.