- of the
independent Union of
India in 1947. The
Earliest mention of the
Silavamsa rulers are
about a king
named Ganga Raja who
ruled from Nandapur. His...
-
formed the
border between the
Silavamsa dynasty of
Nandpur and the
Matsya dynasty of Odda-Adi in Madugula. The
Silavamsa and
Matsya family were connected...
- Mahāsīlavaṃsa (Burmese: ရှင်မဟာ သီလဝံသ,
variously transcribed Shin Maha
Silavamsa, Shin Maha
Thilawuntha or Rhaṅʻ Mahāsīlavaṃsa) was a
Theravadan Buddhist...
-
kingdom in the
region of
southern Odisha and
northern Andhra Pradesh. The
Silavamsa king
Pratap Ganga Raja died
without any male heir, only
leaving behind...
-
flourished during this time, with
prominent scholars like Ariyavamsa,
Silavamsa and
Ratthasara composing numerous works.
Ariyavamsa is
known for his Manisaramañjusa...
-
Burmese history. The
chronicle was
written in two
parts by Shin Maha
Silavamsa, the
famous learned monk,
author and poet. The
first part,
written in...
-
Burmese literary works,
namely a pyo
verse poem
composed by Shin Maha
Silavamsa during the
Kingdom of Ava era (c. 1500s). However,
Burmese oral tradition...
- 16, he
wrote Buridat Pyo (ဘူရိဒတ်ပျို့). His
writer rival is Shin Maha
Silavamsa (ရှင်မဟာသီလဝံသ). A
prolific writer, he
wrote many pyo,
mawgun (မော်ကွန်း)...
- pyo in modern-day Myanmar, and is
taught in
Burmese schools. Shin Maha
Silavamsa,
wrote two pyo
based on Buddha's
previous rebirth as
Sumedha Buddha, while...
