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Pongyi thaing (Burmese: ဘုန်းကြီးသိုင်း [pʰóʊɰ̃dʑí θáɪɰ̃]) is a
Burmese martial art
created by the monk
Oopali in the 9th century.
Based on the Hindu-Buddhist...
- bean, and
lahpet (pickled tea leaves). The Lethwei, Bando, Banshay, and
Pongyi thaing martial arts and
chinlone are
traditional sports in Myanmar. Football...
- Kyaukkalat,
Pekkaleit and
Shwehle Pongyis to stir up
revolt in the region.
After the fall of Mandalay,
Mayanchaung Pongyis’ men made a
simultaneous attack...
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portal List of
Lethwei fighters Burmese martial arts
Bando Banshay Naban Pongyi thaing Jose
Rodriguez T.
Senase (11
November 2017). "World
Lethwei Championship...
- Baumann, 2002, p. 88. Webb 2005, p. 213. Turner,
Alicia (2010). "The
Irish Pongyi in
colonial Burma: the
confrontations and
challenges of U Dhammaloka". Contemporary...
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Wunthanu athins.
Prominent among the
political activists were
Buddhist monks (
pongyi), such as U
Ottama and U
Seinda in the
Arakan who
subsequently led an armed...
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February 2021.
Retrieved 18
April 2020. Turner,
Alicia (2010). "The
Irish Pongyi in
colonial Burma: the
confrontations and
challenges of U Dhammaloka". Contemporary...
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several groups from
different political streams,
including the left-wing
Pongyi Kyaung faction of the
Burma Socialist Party and
conservative commercial...
- nats, who are the
direct representatives of the old folk worship. Even the
pongyi [monks]
themselves are
often directly influenced by the
strong under-current...
