On March 12th-13th 2012, the local people of Namkham honored Dakhinanyon Sayadaw as he was awarded the Buddhist religious title of Agga Maha Saddhammajotika.
The ministry of religious affairs conferred Dakhinayone Sayadaw with the title of Agga Maha Saddhamajotika. This award is the second time he has been honored with a religious title.
The respected Sayadaw is one of 7 people that have compiled Ta’ang literature. He is still alive and well at the age of 80 and at the Buddhist lent of 60.
“His responsibilities are vast. He is a member of the Shan State Sanga council, a president of Namkham Sanga council, advisory in Namkham, head of association of a religious sect, a member of master Mahasi meditation center, Ta’ang( Palaung) compiler, Ta’ang( Palaung) Tar Htun Pyant group Sayadaw and a member of the orphanage committee. The Sayadaw is deserving of the award in accordance with his good deeds” reported one monk from Mandalay that attended the ceremony
Sayadaw serves not only for Sasana but also in social activities. It is fitting that he receives the honor due to his many years of good works in the community.
At the ceremony, thousands upon thousands of people attended along with over 150 monks. This ceremony was led by the Muse Province department of religious affairs and theTa’ang culture and literature committee along with well-respected Namkham leaders.
The ministry of religious affairs conferred Dakhinayone Sayadaw with the title of Agga Maha Saddhamajotika. This award is the second time he has been honored with a religious title.
The respected Sayadaw is one of 7 people that have compiled Ta’ang literature. He is still alive and well at the age of 80 and at the Buddhist lent of 60.
“His responsibilities are vast. He is a member of the Shan State Sanga council, a president of Namkham Sanga council, advisory in Namkham, head of association of a religious sect, a member of master Mahasi meditation center, Ta’ang( Palaung) compiler, Ta’ang( Palaung) Tar Htun Pyant group Sayadaw and a member of the orphanage committee. The Sayadaw is deserving of the award in accordance with his good deeds” reported one monk from Mandalay that attended the ceremony
Sayadaw serves not only for Sasana but also in social activities. It is fitting that he receives the honor due to his many years of good works in the community.
At the ceremony, thousands upon thousands of people attended along with over 150 monks. This ceremony was led by the Muse Province department of religious affairs and theTa’ang culture and literature committee along with well-respected Namkham leaders.
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