Chang e Eng Bunker

Also known as Chang Bunker, Siamese Twins

Thai-American conjoined twin brothers

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Born: ( 1811-05-11 ) May 11, 1811, Samut Songkhram , Rattanakosin Kingdom
Died: January 17, 1874 (aged 62), Mount Airy, North Carolina , United States
Cause of death: Chang: Cerebral blood clot , Eng: Fright and hemorrhagic shock
Resting place: White Plains Baptist Church, Mount Airy, N.C. , 36°27′13″N 80°37′44″W / 36.4536°N 80.6288°W / 36.4536; -80.6288
Years active: 1829–1870
Known for: Exhibitions as curiosities, and known as the original "Siamese twins"
Spouse s: Chang: Adelaide Yates, Eng: Sarah Yates, (both married</span>"}]]}'>m. 1843)
Children: Chang: 10, Eng: 11

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Chang (chinês: 昌, pinyin: Chāng, em tailandês: จัน Chan) e Eng (chinês: 恩, pinyin: Ēn, em tailandês: อิน In) Bunker (Samut Songkhram, 11 de maio de 1811 — Mount Airy, 17 de janeiro de 1874) foram gêmeos xifópagos que serviram como a origem para o termo "gêmeos siameses", por terem nascido na Tailândia, conhecida na época como Sião. Os dois tiveram 22 filhos, que através deles geraram mais de 1.500 descendentes, a maioria deles não-gêmeos e em condições ideais de saúde.

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