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\nOn the platform of Shwedagon Pagoda, the ogre statues, and Vashtundra (Weithandara) statues and the stone inscriptions; (near the Saturday Corner, in the front of No. 11 Semee Hkone (Candlestick stupa)); inscription stone (near the Sunday Corner, in the front of Sasana Hita Hall); the stone inscription tablets in the Northern Devotional Hall are all made of marble stone carving ,which are more than 100 years old artwork of Pantamault. The most remarkable thing is that the stone inscriptions of the Dhammazedi King\u2019s donation in the Sunday corner of the platform written in Mon, Burmese, Pali in the year 847 are more than 500 years old Pantamault artwork. In addition, the Buddha statue inside the Khunit Yet Thar Thamee (7-day donors\u2019) Hall is one of the most elegant and well-crafted marble statues in the platform.
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