maha aung mye bonzan monastery ancient cities inwa mandalay region myanmar |
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| navigate by keyword : 1818 abbott also ancient architecture aung bagyidaw bonzan brick building built burmese cities color decorated during dynasty example fine intricate inwa king known konbaung kyaung maha mandalay monastery myanmar mye nus oak ochre ornate preserved queen region residence royal sculpturesn structure stuccoed translates very was well which wife |
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| The Maha Aung Mye Bonzan Monastery is a fine example of Burmese monastery architecture during the Konbaung dynasty. The monastery, also known as the Brick Monastery is a well preserved building in ochre color. The very ornate structure is decorated with intricate stuccoed sculptures. The Maha Aung Mye Bonzan Monastery was built by Queen Me Nu, wife of King Bagyidaw of the Konbaung dynasty in 1818 as the residence of the Royal Abbott. It is also known as Me Nu Oak Kyaung which translates to Me Nuââ¬â¢s brick monastery. |
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