Definition of Hsaya. Meaning of Hsaya. Synonyms of Hsaya

- rebellion occurred between 1930 and 1932 and was called The Hsaya Rebellion. The former monk Hsaya San sparked a rebellion by mobilising peasants in rural...
- Hmawbi Saya Thein (Burmese: မော်ပီဆရာသိန်း, pronounced [mɔ̀bì sʰəjá θéiɰ̃]; 31 March 1862 – 1 January 1942) was a Burmese writer, known for his articles...
- thesis). University of Exeter. hdl:10036/98382. Patricia Herbert (1982). The Hsaya San Rebellion (1930-1032) Reappraised. Melbourne: Centre of Southeast Asian...
- alchemists, healers, sorcerers and exorcists. These exorcists, or ahletan hsaya, are said to possess powers that can fend away or challenge these evil demons...
- such as writers and actors. The collective gadaw of teachers is called a hsaya gadaw pwe (ဆရာကန်တော့ပွဲ) or more formally acariya puja pwe or asariya puzaw...
- (ဋီကာ) verses famous for their patriotic and satirical content. Hmawbi Hsaya Thein was particularly influential, with Bazat yazawin (Oral Chronicles)...
- daughter of Hso Hkoen Hpa the saopha of Hsipaw and the Elder sister of Thukha Hsaya 3 daughters 1. Khin Hpone Shi (daughter) 2. Khin Kaung (daughter) 3. Manithala...
- thesis). University of Exeter. hdl:10036/98382. Patricia Herbert (1982). The Hsaya San Rebellion (1930-1032) Reappraised. Melbourne: Centre of Southeast Asian...
- Upper Burmah and northeastern frontier. Macmillan. Thein Maung, Thadinza Hsaya (1966). "Maha Bandula". Myanmar Thuyegaung (in Burmese) (2001 ed.). Yangon:...
- Tin May Kalay was also a major hit. U Sunny gave away free books by Mawbi Hsaya Thein and P Moe Nin to people who came and watched his film. U Sunny became...