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Burmese name, U Phoe Kyar ( my, ဖိုးကျား, ; also spelled Pho Kyar; 23 March 1891 – 11 April 1942) is considered one of the top Burmese authors and education reformists in 20th century Myanmar. He is regarded as the father of Burmese short stories, a key member of the Nationalist Education movement of the 1930s and also a literary genius. His works continue to be popular with both the young and old in Myanmar. Youth Po Kya was born to Burmese honorific, Daw Daung and Burmese honorific, U Pe in Nibban Village, Hinthada district on the Irrawaddy delta in 1891. Educated at Lawka-dat Monastery in Nibban Village and Lay Htet Kyaung, Pho Kyar also served as a teaching assistant while pursuing his education in the monasteries. He passed the government college matriculation exam only at the age of 27 and then proceeded to Yangon University#History, Judson College (now part of Rangoon University) in Rangoon (Yangon). National Education During the 1920 University Student ...
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