Kengkham
Kengkham lies on the Nam Pang in the Shan country west of the Salween. The river flows south through a valley enclosed by mountain ridges before joining the greater river. In 1811 Kengkham became the centre of a small Shan state tributary to the Burmese Konbaung dynasty. Its ruler held the title of myoza, governing the valley among the neighbouring principalities of the plateau.