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          <dc:title>A Study on the Great Manuha Temple in Bagan</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Wai Wai Lwin</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>It was built by Manuha, the captive king of Thaton, in 1059 A.D. who was brought
from Thaton to Bagan. It stands in Myinkabar village in Nyaung-U district. In the
south of the Manuha, Nanpaya, Nagayon and Abeyadana are situated. The
chronicles related that whenever Manuha spoke from his mouth, the radiance
came.The image inside the Manuha temple is not a very distinguished structure being
in the form of reduplicated square structure with a battlement terrace, the upper story
being smaller than the lower, so that the entire building appears to assume the form
of a Pyramid. The huge image which seems to crowd the temple. Three seated
images of the Buddha with right hand in the gesture of touching the earth or
bhumiphasa face toward the east.The incooperation architectural style of Mon-
Bamar. If we said Anawrahta or Anirudha was the sponsor for the spread of
Theravada Buddhism, we would also say that king Manuha of Thaton was the main
source for the spread of Theravada Buddhism because it was king Manuha from him
king Anawrahta of Bagan propagated Buddhism. Its symbol is a "Bayakyiswar
Manuha".</dc:description>
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