Mingun

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Mingun is a historic riverside town in central Myanmar, known for its massive unfinished pagoda, the Mingun Pahtodawgyi, and the nearby Mingun Bell.

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Mingun canonical 8

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist stupa
bell
bronze bell
pagoda
town
architecturalStyle Burmese Buddhist architecture
whitewashed terraced pagoda
builtBy King Bagyidaw
builtInHonorOf Princess Hsinbyume
commissionedBy King Bodawpaya
linked to: Bodawpaya

King Bodawpaya
linked to: Bodawpaya
constructionStart 1790
country Myanmar
Myanmar
Myanmar
Myanmar
damagedBy 1839 earthquake
earthquake
famousStructure large bronze bell
massive unfinished pagoda
hasPart Hsinbyume Pagoda
Mingun Bell
Mingun Pahtodawgyi
historicalEra Konbaung Dynasty
intendedHeight about 150 metres
knownFor Hsinbyume Pagoda
Mingun Bell
Mingun Pahtodawgyi
historic riverside setting
locatedIn Mingun
Mingun
Mingun
Sagaing Region
central Myanmar
locatedNear Mandalay
locatedOn west bank of the Ayeyarwady River
locatedOnRiver Ayeyarwady River
linked to: Irrawaddy River
material brick
bronze
notableFor one of the largest ringing bells in the world
very large size
reachableBy boat from Mandalay
status hanging bell
unfinished
tourismType cultural tourism destination
religious tourism destination
use Buddhist religious purposes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mingun Pahtodawgyi locatedIn Mingun
subject linked to: Mingun
Mingun Bell locatedIn Mingun
subject linked to: Mingun
Hsinbyume Pagoda locatedIn Mingun
subject linked to: Mingun
Hsinbyume Pagoda locatedIn Mingun
Innwa nearbyAncientCity Mingun
subject linked to: Innwa (Ava)