Leippya In Burmese mythology, the soul materializing as a butterfly that hovers about the body of the dead. During life, if the soul leaves the body, a person will become sick and
Taungbyon Brothers The Two Lords ALSO KNOWN AS: Taungbyon Min Ni Naung CLASSIFICATION: Nat In life, the Taungbyon Brothers were carousers, drunks, and seducers. They are now the subject of Myanmar’s most beloved annual Nat Pwe (festival), which is famous
Mahagir (Magaye) In Burmese mythology, a nat, or supernatural being, in whose honour a coconut is hung on a porch of every Burmese home. Mahagir is portrayed standing on a platform, holding
Lan-yein and A-mong In Burmese mythology, a brother and sister who possessed a magic drum. The two were happy for a while until one day Lan-yein, beating the magic drum, got a
Ko Pala In Burmese mythology, a king who returned to life as a crab. Ko Pala was chosen king when the ruler of the valley dwellers died with no heir to succeed
In Burmese mythology, Hkun Ai is a heroic figure who became entwined with the mystical world of the Nagas, serpent-like beings that hold great significance in Southeast Asian mythology. His story begins
In Burmese mythology, Apauk-kyit Lok is a significant figure responsible for introducing death into the world. Despite his advanced age, Apauk-kyit Lok had managed to escape death nine times, continuously renewing his
Koumyoumin Lord of the Nine Towns ORIGIN: Shan CLASSIFICATION: Nat Koumyoumin is a regional Nat whose territory encompasses a large part of the area around Kyankse, Burma. Because the number nine is
Nats ORIGIN: Burma (Myanmar) The term Nat indicates “power” and names a vast variety of Burmese deities, including ancestral spirits and those of rivers, trees, snakes and other creatures. Many of the
Nats, Mahagiri ALSO KNOWN AS: Min Mahagiri; The House Nat ORIGIN: Myanmar (Burma) CLASSIFICATION: Nat Once upon a time, a blacksmith named Nga Tin De (“Mr. Handsome,” also known as U Tin
Nats, Thirty-Seven ALSO KNOWN AS: Thirty-Seven Chief Nats; Inner Nats; Thounze Khunna Min Nat ORIGIN: Burma (Myanmar) King Anawratha (reigned 1044–1077 CE), founder of the Buddhist Kingdom of Pagan and first to
Ouktazaun ORIGIN: Myanmar (Burma) Ouktazaun are a type of spirit, essentially a special kind of ghost. A dead soul transforms into an Ouktazaun if death occurred while in the throes of greed
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