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Nawade (Burmese: နဝဒေး; also
spelt Nawaday) is a
title given by the
Burmese kings to the
poets laureate of
ancient Burma.
Whereas there were at least...
- (women's)
Mandalay Hall (Department of Geology)
Marlar Hall (women's)
Nawaday Hall (women's)
Panglone Hall (Department of English)
Pinya Hall(men's)...
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center of Pyay. To the west of Pyay,
crossing Irrawaddy river through Nawaday bridge,
stands the
Shwebontha Muni Pagoda. The
Buddha statue is one of...
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December 2011
Anawrahta Bridge at Chauk,
March 2001
Minbu Bridge at
Magway Nawaday Bridge at Pyay,
September 1997 Ayeyarwady-Nyaungdon
Bridge at Nyaungdon...
- was
described in a well-known eigyin-style poem/song by the
famous poet
Nawaday, who
served at the
Prome court. The king had no
issue in her.
After Nanda...
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Ayeyarwady Division Kyungon Bridge Thegon Bridge Sonegone Bridge Bago
Division Nawaday Bridge Kachin State Bala Min Htin
Bridge Kayah State Thanlwin Bridge (Hpasawng)...
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school was
moved to its
current campus on the
corner of
Lancaster Road (now
Nawaday Road) and
Signal Pagoda Road, and was also
renamed Methodist English Girls...
- Road Lake Road Kan Yeik Thar Road and U
Htaung Bo Road
Lancaster Road
Nawaday Road
Leeds Road Kha Yay Pin Road (Dagon)
Lewis Street Seikkantha Street...
- the
Prome Palace. One of her
tutors was a
famous and
accomplished poet
Nawaday,
originally of the Ava court. She
learned from the "great master" various...
- some of the most well-known yadu
poets such as Shin Htwe Hla, Yaza Thara,
Nawaday,
Hsinbyushin Medaw, and
Natshinnaung hailed from this period. In the Chao...
