Painting in U Boe Thaung and Daw Daw Su Pavilion
Location – Painting in U Boe Thaung and Daw Daw Su Pavilion (Rahu angle)
Detail – Bodhi tree planting history (15) sheets
Category – Relief
Artist – Sculptor U Ba Thin
Note – In 2009-2010, the board of trustees revised the plan.
Detail – Bodhi tree planting history (15) sheets
Category – Relief
Artist – Sculptor U Ba Thin
Note – In 2009-2010, the board of trustees revised the plan.
On the Missaka Mountain in Ceylone, the Venerable Mahinda and King Devanampiya Tissa met. A ,Spirit disguised as a Rhinoceros, guided them and indicated the path for spreading the teachings of the Buddha.
Sumana samanay shouted when Ashinmahaindahtay arrived to the Misakka mountain. So the spirits, dragons, and garudas was got the allow to listen the Dhamma preaches
When preaching at the palace, after Crown Prince’s wife queen Anahterdevi and her companions worshiped, they got the happiness
At the Mingala Sintin, the Devadūta Sutta was preached, and the entire assembly
of citizens and officials listened with deep reverence and humility.
of citizens and officials listened with deep reverence and humility.
Queen Anulādevī and her thousand ladies-in-waiting attained the realization of Nibbāna through the stages of enlightenment while in the garden.
King Devanam Piyatissa donated the school hermitage to reside for the Htay Ashin at the May Gawon garden by aiming to arrive to the heaven, donated by pouring water.
The sacred relics brought by the Sumana Satmanay from the great King Sridhammasoka were received, and Venerable Mahinda himself paid homage to them at the foot of Missaka Mountain.
Upon foreseeing the arrival of the sacred relics, King Devānampiya Tissa paid homage to the sacred relics placed atop the royal elephant.
The sacred relics radiated in the sky and were offering in the Thuparyon Pagoda.
Datkhinatharkha(the south branch) of the Mahar Bodhi tree flied to the sky due to the order and power of King Dhamathawka.
Singamatterhtayri brought the Bodhi tree to be arrived the ceylon
King Devanampiya Tissa grandly welcomed the sacred Maha Bodhi tree when it arrived by ship to the northern part of Anuradhapura city.
The Maha Bodhi Tree radiated beams of light into the sky, and the king along with the people, filling the ground, paid homage and worshipped it.
The Bodhi tree descended from the Azatar sky, was planted and venerated on the ground.
The Ashin Mahinda and Theri Sanghamitta preaching to the gathered audience.