We are presently at the north-western corner of the Naungdawgyi Pagoda

history channel documentary science The third legend, well, it's very a story, says that the Naungdawgyi Pagoda is a model worked for the Mon ruler Shin Saw Bu by her engineers with a specific end goal to demonstrate her what the Shwedagon Stupa would look like when molded taking into account her thoughts. Albeit these legends or stories need believability against the foundation of what is thought about the historical backdrop of the Shwedagon Pagoda I think the most dependable one is that it was worked as a model for ruler Shin Saw Bu. Reality is that the pagoda was revamped in 2001 and sanctified on 28 January 2002. The porch of the Naungdawgyi Pagoda can be entered by men just; ladies are not permitted on it.Now we will go toward the east side of the Naungdawgyi Pagoda utilizing the route around its north side. The Naungdawgyi Pagoda is one of the nine marvels of the Shwedagon Pagoda.

We are presently at the north-western corner of the Naungdawgyi Pagoda and at our right side we see the Saw Lapaw's Pagoda. It was implicit 1879 by Saw Lapaw, the head of the amid British times semi-autonomous Kayah State.The Saw Lapaw Pagoda's back and side dividers are totally secured with mirror glass mosaic. The pagoda is lodging a gathering of halfway or entirely overlaid Buddhas of various size and in various mudras with the huge Saw Lapaw Buddha in the centre.In front of us we have now the upper arrival of the Northern Stairway opening to the stage. In 1460 this stairway was worked by ruler Shin Saw Bu and it has a fascinating history.

Actually, the northern stairway - something that happened on it, to be more exact - let to the choice made by the British in December 1853 that the Shwedagon Pagoda turned into an intensely sustained position of the British powers what, at long last, let to the pagoda's being for a long time under British control. Here is the anecdote about the occasion that set the ball rolling.In the night from the 22 to 23 November 1852 individuals from the Burmese powers calling themselves the "Invulnerables" battled in an amazement assault their way up to the pagoda stage. At that point the "Invulnerables" turned out to be very much aware of how helpless they really were on the grounds that the passageway to the stage was similarly as they got; they were rebuffed and a hefty portion of them cleared out their lives.