U Ponnya

Ponnya
Ponnya
Native name	‹See Tfd›ဦးပုည
Born	Maung Po Si; 1812; Sale, Kingdom of Burma
Died	c. 1867
Occupation	Writer, poet
Language	Burmese
Education	Amarapura (‹See Tfd›အမရပူရ)
Period	Konbaung Dynasty

Ponnya (Burmese: ဦးပုည; 1812 - c. 1867), known honorifically as U Ponnya, was one of Burma's most prominent dramatists.^[1]^[2] Ponnya is considered one of Burma's greatest literary figures, known for his elegant wit and clarity of language.^[3]

^ "U Pon Nya". The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance. Oxford University Press. Retrieved 26 July 2015.
^ Osipov, Yuriy M. (2013). "1". In David Smyth (ed.). Buddhist hagiography in forming the canon in the classical literatures of Indochina. The Canon in Southeast Asian Literature. Routledge. ISBN 9781136816123.
^ Hla Pe; Anna J. Allott; John Okell (2002). V. I. Braginskiĭ (ed.). Three 'Immortal' Burmese Songs. Classical Civilisations of South East Asia. Psychology Press. ISBN 9780700714100.

[ox-1] "U Pon Nya". The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance. Oxford University Press. Retrieved 26 July 2015.

[2] Osipov, Yuriy M. (2013). "1". In David Smyth (ed.). Buddhist hagiography in forming the canon in the classical literatures of Indochina. The Canon in Southeast Asian Literature. Routledge. ISBN 9781136816123.

[hla-1-3] Hla Pe; Anna J. Allott; John Okell (2002). V. I. Braginskiĭ (ed.). Three 'Immortal' Burmese Songs. Classical Civilisations of South East Asia. Psychology Press. ISBN 9780700714100.

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