The historic exhibition comm emorating the 70th anniversary of the successful Sixth Buddhist Synod, along with its displays, will continue to open every Saturday and Sunday at the Maha Pasana Cave, where the Sixth Buddhist Synod was held, on Kaba Aye Hill in Mayangon Township, Yangon, to enable monks, the public, younger generations, and students to visit and learn about the historic event, according to the Yangon Region Government. Altogether 10 exhibition rooms have been set up to mark the 70t h anniversary of the successful conclusion of the Sixth Buddhist Synod.
They systematically present the history of the First to the Sixth Buddhist Synods, as well as contemporary activities undertaken to promote the Buddha’s teachings, in different sections. In addition, rare historical artefacts used during the Sixth Buddhist Synod and editions of the Tipitaka compiled and edited during that period are also on display for visitors to study and pay homage to.
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