Amarapura

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Amarapura is a former royal city in Myanmar renowned for its role as an early Burmese capital and for landmarks such as the U Bein Bridge.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Amarapura canonical 10
Amarapura, Myanmar 1
Mindon Min 1

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf city
former capital city
administrativeDivision Mandalay District
capitalPeriodEnd 1821
1857
capitalPeriodStart 1783
1842
country Myanmar
formerCapitalOf Burma
linked to: Myanmar

Konbaung Dynasty
foundedBy King Bodawpaya
linked to: Bodawpaya
foundedIn 1783
hasEconomicActivity textile production
tourism
hasHeritage Burmese royal architecture
hasStructure Kyauktawgyi Pagoda
Pahtodawgyi Pagoda
U Bein Bridge
hasTourismAttraction sunset views at U Bein Bridge
hasTourismType cultural tourism
historicalEvent relocation of royal court from Ava
relocation of royal court to Mandalay
historicalRegion Upper Burma
knownAs Amarapura, Myanmar
linked to: Amarapura
language Burmese
locatedIn Mandalay Region
locatedNear Mandalay
locatedOn Ayeyarwady River
linked to: Irrawaddy River

Irrawaddy River
nameMeaning City of Immortality
notableFor Buddhist monasteries
U Bein Bridge
traditional cotton weaving
traditional silk weaving
partOf Amarapura Township
regionType suburban area of Mandalay
religion Buddhism
replacedAsCapitalBy Ava
Mandalay
timeZone Myanmar Standard Time
transportConnection Mandalay–Pyin Oo Lwin road
UTCOffset +6:30

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Upper Burma historicalCapital Amarapura
Konbaung Dynasty capital Amarapura
Konbaung Dynasty notableRuler Mindon Min
linked to: Amarapura
Mandalay Region containsTown Amarapura
Ava succeededByCapital Amarapura
Kingdom of Burma capital Amarapura
King Mindon birthPlace Amarapura
Amarapura knownAs Amarapura, Myanmar
linked to: Amarapura
King Bagyidaw placeOfBirth Amarapura