Buddhism in Pinya period
After Bagan declined as political power house as the result of the Tartar invasion the last two rulers namely Sawhnit
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Buddhism in Pinya Period
Buddhism in Inwa Period-1
Buddhism in Inwa period (1)
The third dynastic period in Myanmar history was Inwa period which lasted from (1364-1555 AD), a span of 191years. During
Buddhism in Inwa Period-2
Buddhism in Inwa period (2)
Shin Uttama Kyaw’s Tawla poem can be likened to Kāḷudāyi’s sixty Pali poems composed and recited to make the Buddha
Buddhism in Inwa Period-3
Buddhism in Inwa period (3)
Shin Maha Rathathera’s prominent Pyo poems were… (1) Ko-gan Pyo (2) Than wara Pyo and (3) Gambi Thara Pyo, all
Buddhism in Lower Myanmar
Buddhism in lower Myanmar
In lower Myanmar, there was a Mon kingdom which was contemporary to Inwa kingdom. Bago (Hamsavadi), was its capital and
Religious Reforms of Dhammazedi (Rāmādhipatirājā)
Religious Reforms of Dhammazedi
Extract from Kalyāṇī Inscription, translated by Taw Sein Ko, 1892 Press here to see Definition of the Pāli Terms of
Buddhism in Taungoo Period
Buddhism in Taungoo Period
The Taungoo period in Myanmar history lasted over a century (1486-1594 AD). It was a dynasty of four kings namely…
Buddhism in Nyaung Yan Period
Buddhism in Nyaung Yan period
Nyaung Yan period in Myanmar history is also referred to as the second Taungoo period because it was founded by
Buddhism in early Konbaung Period
Buddhism in early Konbaung period
The Konbaung dynasty (1752-1885 AD), was the last Myanmar monarchic period in Myanmar history. A dynasty of eleven kings lasted
Buddhism in late Konbaung Period
Buddhism in late Kongbaung period
Five kings ruled in this period namely:-1. King Bagyidaw (1819-1837 AD), 2. King Thayawaddy (1837-1846 AD), 3. King Bagan (1846-1853
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