Rohingya History in Chronological Order 400 AD #Rohingya are the ancient inhabitants of #Arakan, genealogically linked up with the people of #Vaishali, #Chandra, and #Denavadi. 788 The advent of Islam to Arakan is dated back to 788 with some traders, saints, and warriors 950: MONGOLIAN INVASION Chandra dynasty was ended after #Mongolian Invasion, later on, followed by the arrival of Tibeto- #Burman. 1431: MRAUK U DYNASTY The old capital of Arakan which was ruled by Muslims Sultans and Buddhists

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