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Myazedi Pagoda

Type of monument	: Type II Temple
Location	: Near Gubyaukgyi Myinkaba Temple
Region	: Myinkaba
Built by	: Prince Rajakumar
Date	: 12th Century
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Next to the Gubyaukgyi stands the gilded Myazedi or 'Emerald Stupa'. A four-sided pillar in a cage between the two monuments bears an inscription consecrating Gubyaukgyi and written in four languages - Pyu, Mon, Old Burmese and Pali. Its linguistic and historical significance is great since it establishes the Pyu as an important cultural influence in early Bagan and relates the chronology of the Bagan kings. The inscription was about the Prince Rajakumar's feelings towards his father and the choice of the heir to the throne.

 

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