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English: The Nat shrine, located at the base of the summit of Mount Popa, contains statues of the 37 chief nats of Burma. Some are Hindu gods, while others derive from local Burmese legend.
There are two Nat festivals each year, one in the summer and one in the winter, which feature various animist practices including trance mediumship (spirit possession). |
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| Author | Michael Gunther |
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- Akathaso
- Alaungsithu
- Amay Gyan
- Amay Yay Yin
- Anauk Mibaya
- Aungzwamagyi
- Bago Medaw
- Bhummaso
- Bo Bo Gyi
- Brahma
- Burmese folk religion
- Dhṛtarāṣṭra
- Four Heavenly Kings
- Ganesha
- Ganga (goddess)
- Hnamadawgyi
- Htibyuhsaung
- Htibyuhsaung Medaw
- Indra
- Ishvara
- Kartikeya
- Kayin Maunghnama
- Kyawswa I of Pinya
- Lakshmi
- Ma Ngwe Taung
- Ma Phae Wah
- Mahagiri
- Mandalay Bodaw
- Manimekhala
- Maung Minbyu
- Maung Po Tu
- Maungminshin
- Medaw Shwezaga
- Min Kyawzwa
- Min Sithu
- Mintha Maungshin
- Minye Aungdin
- Mya Nan Nwe
- Myaukhpet Shinma
- Narayana
- Nat (deity)
- Nyaunggyin
- Panhtwar
- Pareinma Shin Mingaung
- Parvati
- Phra Mae Thorani
- Ponmagyi
- Popa Medaw
- Pyelepyin Maunghnama
- Saraswati
- Shin Nemi
- Shindaw
- Shingon (nat)
- Shingwa
- Shinma Aungphyu
- Shiva
- Shwe Hpyin Naungdaw
- Shwe Hpyin Nyidaw
- Shwe Kyunbin Maunghnama
- Shwe Nabay
- Shwe Nawrahta
- Shwe Sitthin
- Tabinshwehti
- Tarabya of Ava
- Taungdaw Thakhinma
- Taungmagyi
- Taungoo Mingaung
- Thagyamin
- Thandawgan
- Thihathu of Ava
- Thonbanhla
- Thurathadi
- U Shin Gyi
- Vaiśravaṇa
- Virūpākṣa
- Virūḍhaka (Heavenly King)
- Yokkaso
- Yun Bayin
- Śakra (Buddhism)
- Template:Burmese nats
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