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{{Note|This article is about the building in Yija. For the building in | {{Note|This article is about the building in Yija. For the building in House, see [[The Oak House]].}} | ||
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The '''Oak House''' is the oldest [[Kyawcenni people|Kyawcenni]] building in [[Yija]], [[Shingtsun]]. | The '''Oak House''' is the oldest [[Kyawcenni people|Kyawcenni]] building in [[Yija]], [[Shingtsun]]. Constructed by [[Marcy Sheikah]] in February 2024, it originally served as the Yijan home of [[Monarch of Kyaw Cen|Quing]] [[Marcy I]], but was later repurposed as the residence of [[Maps II]], which is still the house's use today. | ||
It is the only building in Yija using oak wood as its main material. All the other buildings are using local acacia wood. It is located at Bridgeway 1. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:18, 9 November 2025
- This article is about the building in Yija. For the building in House, see The Oak House.
The Oak House is the oldest Kyawcenni building in Yija, Shingtsun. Constructed by Marcy Sheikah in February 2024, it originally served as the Yijan home of Quing Marcy I, but was later repurposed as the residence of Maps II, which is still the house's use today.
It is the only building in Yija using oak wood as its main material. All the other buildings are using local acacia wood. It is located at Bridgeway 1.