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Shin Maha Silavamsa
Shin Maha Silavamsa((ビルマ語:ရှင်မဟာ သီလဝံသ)) is a Theravadan Buddhist monk who lived Ava Kingdom (1364–1555) of Myanmar. He is famous for his poetry and he is one of the greatest poets of ancient Burma. Paramitawkhan Pyo and Sautaungkhan Pyo are his masterpieces. Those are religious poetry and so deep to understand for ordinary people who don't have proper Buddhism knowledge. In ancient Myanmar, poet wrote poetry base on three subjects, about the world(the living environment), about the Kings and about the Dharma(Religions) . Shin Maha Silavamsa focused on religious poetry.
==Personal life==
Birth name of Shin Maha Silavamsa is Maung Nyo. He was born in Myolulin village to the North of Taungdwingyi on a Friday of 1453. His parents are U Kyi and Daw Dway. He studied literature and Buddhism texts from Natmeelin Sayardaw(Shin Silasara Bidaja) of Yadanar Beikman Monastery. He was so bright that he can write poetry on the spot at the age of 7. It is not known when he became a novice monk. When he was 20, he became a monk and stay with his master, Shin Silasara Bidaja. He wrote his masterpiece, Paramitawkhan Pyo when he was 38. After that, he become famous for his creation. At the age of 40, he move to Ava. The King of Ava offer him Yadanar Beikman Golden Monastery at Sagaing. He is 8th master of this Monastery.
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