Sao Seng Suk

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Sao Seng Suk (1935 – 13 August 2007), also known as Khun Kyar Nu, was a Shan political and military leader.

He was the sixth son of Shan leader Khun Kyaw Pu, who signed the Panglong Agreement in 1947.

In 1959, he joined the Noom Suk Harn in 1960 and became the commander of the Shan State Army's third brigade.

He later became chairman and commander in chief of the Shan State Progress Party, Co-founded Shan State Organization, Co-founded Shan Democratic Union and was elected as first President of Shan State Constitutional Drafting Commission before becoming involved in the Ethnic Nationalities Council.

He died at a hospital in Chiang Mai, Thailand on 13 August 2007, aged 72 following a lengthy battle with lung disease.

Sao Seng Suk was survived by his wife, Nang Layen and three sons, a daughter

Democratic Voice of Burma interview with U Shwe Ohn, who was involved in the Pang Long agreement.[1]

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