The Ananda was worked by ruler Kyanzittha

history channel documentary The Ananda was worked by ruler Kyanzittha, who is otherwise called Thiluin Man or 'Trooper Lord'. He administered the kingdom of Pagan for a long time from 1084 A.D. to1112/13 A.D. also, lead the capital Pagan into what has ended up known as the 'Period Of Temple Builder'. Since he was a profoundly religious man he conveyed the working of religious landmarks to a radical new level what formed Pagan into what was known as the 'City of Four Million Pagodas'. Be that as it may, this is not all; under Kyanzittha's tenet Pagan likewise succeeded extraordinarily in financial and social terms. This he accomplished on account of the very talented Mon individuals conveyed to Pagan by his dad ruler Anawrahta after the triumph over the Mon at Thaton.According to legend lord Kyanzittha built up the thought to manufacture this sanctuary enlivened by the stories of eight Indian friars who let him know that they had lived in the 'Nanda Mula Cave Temple', a fanciful sanctuary in the similarly unbelievable Shandamadana mountain what is really the Nanda Devi mountain in the western Himalayas (Sanskrit for 'homestead snow').

The development of the Ananda Temple was finished in 1091 A.D. This set in the meantime a conclusion to the life of its extremely capable engineer who was executed by lord Kyanzittha himself to evade the sanctuary's duplication.Entering the Ananda's fundamental structure through its western passageway there are two impressions of Siddhartha Gautama Buddha. They are mounted on platforms and each of them is as endorsed in the old sacred writings isolated in 108 sections. In the sanctum behind them are two pictures delineating lord Kyanzittha and his 'Ga nar standard mouk kha' (primate/diocese supervisor) Shin Arahan, the Mon pongyi who changed over King Anawrahta to Theravada Buddhism.