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Pya-Tha-Da, the Unfinished Temple
This temple was damaged in the 1975 earthquake that hit Bagan. The main Buddha image is new since then. Pictures
This temple was damaged in the 1975 earthquake that hit Bagan. The main Buddha image is new since then. Pictures
Buddhism was being practiced in Burma (Myanmar) early in the first millenium, strongly influenced by Sri Lanka Theravadin Buddhism. However
Ananda Temple Ananda temple is the grandest of all the temples in Bagan. It dates from about 1105, attributed to
Mee Nyein Gone was built in the 13th century, during the late period of Bagan. According to Paul Strachan (see
Angkor Temples – more than just Angkor Wat Visiting Angkor temples, or the multiple temples around the main Angkor Wat
Mrauk U Kingdom Late Phase – Introduction The Mrauk U Kingdom late phase began in about 1600 at the end
Andaw-Thein Andaw-thein was built during King Sajaka’s reign, 1515-1521. Min Palaung restored it twice, once in 1534 and again in
As an introduction, King Min Bin is also referred to as King Mong Bar Gre, the donor of Shit-taung. King
Shit-taung Pagoda Shit-taung means 80,000, which is a rounded number of the 84,000 images enshrined all over India by King
King Min Bin and the beginning of Mrauk U Kingdom Middle Phase During the time of King Henry VIII’s reign
This post covers the Mrauk U Kingdom First Phase, as described by Pamela Gutman, lasting from 1430 to 1531 [p.
I am organizing my posts about the Buddhist shrines and temples in the same way that Dr. Gutman did in
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