[1] Over the 69-year period, the journal published 59 volumes and 132 issues, including over 1,300 articles.

[2] It was published twice a year at the Rangoon University Estate[3] in both English and Burmese.

[5] By the mid-1910s, it was also the leading platform in the field of scholarly reviews of Burmese fiction.

[4] The journal remains a major source in Burma studies publications to date.

[8] Its successor, named the Independent Journal of Burmese Scholarship (IJBS), published its first issue in August 2016.