Theravada Buddhism continued to flourish under later kings of Bagan regardless of the fact that some successors were not noble

There are folk poems and songs of Bagan Period that reflect the lingering prevalence of pre-Buddhist beliefs among the people.

A multitude of epigraphs on different materials it Bagan around and beyond it proves that Bagan period was highly literate

The teaching of Buddha collectively known as the Dhamma is the way (eight fold paths), to reach Nivirna, the end

Among 14 kings who ruled Bagan after Anawrahta only two were his equal in might and main, statesmanship and religious

Relation with Sri Lanka This island country was to Myanmar by many different names; Lanka Dipa Theingo Thiho since earliest

The arrival and establishment of Theravada Buddhism in Bagan brought about the following beneficial results for the king and his

A Mon-Srilanka Maha Thera Shin Arahan from Suvanna Bhumi (Thaton), arrived in Bagan to propagate Theravada Buddhiam there. Through the