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Letwe Thondara (Burmese: လက်ဝဲသုန္ဒရ [lɛʔ wɛ́ θòʊnda̰ja̰], also
spelt Let-wè Thôn-dara), was the
honorary title of a
classical Burmese poet and minister...
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former royal capital of Amarapura. A
Konbaung era
court poet,
Letwe Thondara composed a
complete set of yadu
poems describing this
festival in Meza...
- "Gicchi
Gicchi Vesthu" Chakri,
Malavika 3. "Naa Volle" Chakri,
Vijaya Lakshmi 4. "O Meenatchi" Adarshini,
Simha 5. "Manasa
Manasa Thondara"
Kousalya ...
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constructions at Neelimangalam, Manipuzha, Pannikuzhy, Arattukadavu, Illimala,
Thondara, and Kallissery. In addition,
three existing bridges along the
route is...
- is a yadu (a form of
Burmese poetry)
composed in 1764 by
minister Letwe Thondara during his
exile from
court to Meza area.
During his time of
hardship in...
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during the
Konbaung dynasty of Burma.
During the
Konbaung dynasty,
Letwe Thondara served as the
court poet of
Mahadhammaraza Dipadi. Later, in the country's...
- has been
dubbed the "Golden Age of Literature", with
poets such as
Letwe Thondara,
Hlaing Thate Khaung Tin,
Selay U Ponenya.
After a
second conquest of Ayutthaya...
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interested in poetry. One of his
minor queens, Ma Htwe, was a
noted poet.
Letwe Thondara, a
secretary to the
Hluttaw council, whom
Hsinbyushin had
exiled to Meza...
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Sharma "Jeansvesi
Dance Cheyara" Oka
Chinna Maata Bharadwaj "Oh
Manasa Thondara", "Mummu
Mummu Muddistha"
Chelikaadu S. A.
Rajkumar "Fair & Lovely", "Medisi...
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school textbooks for
students of
Burmese poetry.
Royal poets like
Letwe Thondara and
Kinwun Mingyi U
Kaung also
wrote some ainggyins. The
famous ainggyins...
