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Bago, Myanmar
The 177 ft (54 m) Shwethalyaung Buddha, constructed in 994 A.D. by King Migadepa
The 177 ft (54 m) Shwethalyaung Buddha, constructed in 994 A.D. by King Migadepa
Portuguese Ruler and his Soldiers-Drawing by Philips, Jan Caspar (engraver)
Portuguese Ruler and his Soldiers-Drawing by Philips, Jan Caspar (engraver)
Kanbawzathadi Palace
Kanbawzathadi Palace
Statue of Razadarit at Kamarwet, Mon State
Statue of Razadarit at Kamarwet, Mon State
Ceremonial helmet conjecturally dated to the second half of Razadarit's reign (c. 1400–1420).
Ceremonial helmet conjecturally dated to the second half of Razadarit's reign (c. 1400–1420).
An illustration from Rachathirat, 1946 printed edition by an unknown Thai artist. After the battle of Myaungmya, Ma Pyit-Nwe, A son of Laukpya, gave h
An illustration from Rachathirat, 1946 printed edition by an unknown Thai artist. After the battle of Myaungmya, Ma Pyit-Nwe, A son of Laukpya, gave his sword to King Razadarit before his execution. According to Rachathirat, a Thai version of Razadarit Ayedawbon, The king had ordered Lagun Ein to test his newly royal sword in front of him.