Bagan Archaeological Museum. Bagan, Naung U Township, The Republic of the Union of Myanmar.
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Located in Bagan Historic city, Myazedi quadrilingual stone inscription is the oldest Myanmar Language inscription documenting the Myanmar history, religion and culture in 12th century A.D. The document is an inscription in four languages, Pyu, Mon, Myanmar and Pali, on each of the four sides.
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Myazedi Quadrilingual stone Inscription. Pillar “A” , “Pyu” Face at Museum. Bagan Archaeological Museum.
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Myazedi Quadrilingual stone Inscription. Pillar “A”, “Mon” Face at Museum. Bagan Archaeological Museum.
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Myazedi Quadrilingual stone Inscription. Pillar “A , “Myanmar” Face at Museum. Bagan Archaeological Museum.
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Myazedi Quadrilingual stone Inscription. Pillar “A”, “Pali” Face at Museum. Bagan Archaeological Museum.
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Myazedi Pagoda.
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Myazedi Stone Inscription Shed at Myazedi Pagoda.
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Myazedi Qudrilingual stone Inscription. Pillar “B”, “Pali” Face at Pagoda.
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