Английская Википедия:Achoketan Saya Pe
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Achoke Tan Saya Pe (Шаблон:Lang-my, Шаблон:Lit) was a Burmese poet during the late Konbaung era, famous for his anti-colonial Burmese lyric poems called taydats.[1] His contemporary poet is U Ponnya,[2] and same-name poet is Taungthaman Le-sar Maung Pe Nge.[3]
Life
Saya Pe was born on 23 June 1838 in Inwa. His father was part of the royal household staff during the reign of King Pagan, and later became a tailor sewing saddles for the royal cavalry during the reign of King Mindon. His mother was descended from a line of artisans.
Living in Tailors' Row (Achoke Tan), west of the southern gate (Mingala Gate), present-day CittaramahiШаблон:What quarters, Saya Pe became known as Achoke Tan Saya Pe.[4]
Pe served as a bearer of Prince of Mekkhaya's insignia (Шаблон:My) during the reign of King Mindon.
After the abdication of King Thibaw, Saya Pe went to the Shan States, and served under the Saopha of Thonze. Pe died on circa 1894 at where he sheltered.
Career
Saya Pe composed many poems, especially taydats (တေးထပ်) and laygyos (လေးချိုး). The renowned ones are:
- Tway Mi Daing (Шаблон:My) (Шаблон:Lit)
- Shwe Zi-byu Thabaw Thoh (Шаблон:My) (Шаблон:Lit)
- Min Tutu Khway Thethe (Шаблон:My) (Шаблон:Lit)
- Hsaung Yadu Pwe (Шаблон:My) (Шаблон:Lit)[5]
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