- Worse still, the BBC explains, the Great Bell of Dhammazedi may have never existed at allBulunamadı: myanmar
- The search team issued a statement discovering the fabled Great Bell of Dhammazedi. The great bell will be salvaged and brought to the land within next few days.
- However, the Bell of Good Luck surpasses the Great Bell of Dhammazedi both in length and width, as it has a length of 26.7 feet and a width of 16.7 feet.
- Casted by King Dhammazedi of Myanmar in Yangon. and was donated to Shwedagon Pagoda.The World's Largest Bell Underwater. The great bell was a victim...
- The searchThe fate of the Dhammazedi Bell is one of Myanmar's murkiest mysteries and for some Burmese a lifelong obsession.
- The search for the fabled Great Bell of Dhammazedi, which weighs 270 tons, has ensued in Myanmar.
- In August the BBC featured the story of Myanmar’s Dhammazedi Bell which had been lost for over 400 years.
- The bell was cast in 1608 by King Dhammazedi of the Mon Kingdom of Pegu and was intended to be a symbol of the king’s power and wealth.
- The Great Bell of Dhammazedi (Burmese: ဓမ္မစေတီခေါင်းလောင်းကြီး [dəmazèdì kʰáʊɰláʊɰ dʑí]) was a bronze bell, believed to be the largest...
- IT’S ONE of Myanmar’s enduring mysteries: The fate of the Dhammazedi Bell. The bell was reputedly cast in the 15th century by King Dhammazedi, who ruled...