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Ñāṇa, Ledi Cha rā toʻ, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924

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Personal name headingÑāṇa, Ledi Cha rā toʻ, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
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Variant(s)Aggamahāpaṇḍita Mahāthera Ledi Cha rā toʻ, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Bhikkhu Ñaṇa, 1846 or 7-1923 or 4
Layʻ tī Cha rā toʻ, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Ledi, Thera, 1846 or 7-1923 or 4
Ledi Cha rā toʻ Ñāṇa, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Ledi Sayādaw, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Leťi, Thera, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Ñāṇa, Ledi Cha rā toʻ, 1846 or 7-1923 or 4
Ñāṇa, Shin, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Ñāṇa, Bhikkhu, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Nyanạ, Shin, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Sayādaw, Ledi, 1846 or 1847-1923 or 1924
Associated placeMonywa (Burma)
Birth date[1846,1847]
Death date[1923,1924]
Place of birthDī pai raṅʻʺ (Burma)
Place of deathPyinmana (Burma)
Field of activityVipaśyanā (Buddhism) Theravāda Buddhism
AffiliationLedi Monastery
Profession or occupationBuddhist monks Authors
Found inYamaka. The Yamaka, 1911-13.
His Maggaṅga-dīpanī, 1986: t.p. (Mahāthera Ledi Sayadaw, Aggamahāpaṇḍita, D. Litt.)
Wikipedia, Feb. 7, 2012 (Ledi Sayadaw; Theravada Buddhist monk, wrote many books in Burmese; revived the traditional practice of Vipassana meditation)
Layʻ tī ganthavaṅʻ kyoʻ myāʺ samuiṅʻʺ, 2014: p. 30 (Layʻ tī Cha rā toʻ)
Wikipedia, August 18, 2016 (born in Dabayin; an abbot of Ledi Monastery, Monywa; died in Pyinmana, Burma)
LC data base, viewed March 15, 2022 (old catalog heading: Sayadaw, Lêdi)
Alin-Kyan, 2018: title page (Ledi Sayādaw, Aggamahāpaṇḍita, D. Litt.) foreword (venerable Ledi Araññavihāravāsī Maha Thera of Monywa) page 153, etc. (outstanding Buddhist figure of his age; b. Bhikkhu Ñaṇa; Tuesday the 13th waxing of Nattaw, 1208 Burmese Era (1846 C.E.) at Saing-pyin Village, Dipeyin Township, Shwebo District; awarded the title of Aggamahāpaṇḍita by the governmnent of India, 1911 and D. Litt (honoris causa), University of Rangoon; died at Pyimanta, 1923)
Associated languagebur
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