Sources Ancient Burmese myths were initially passed down through oral tradition, but later were written down by Burmese chroniclers. Poets were often commissioned by Burmese kings to compose works about the original myths concerning a certain city or region. The most common tales are those of the Pagodas in Myanmar. Literary sources Burmese chronicles and Buddhist apocryphal literature are now the primary sources of recorded Burmese mythology. The earliest known surviving work mentioning Burmese myths is Zatadawbon Yazawin ("The Royal Horoscopes Chronicle"), first written in the late 13th century by court astrologers. This chronicle relates the cosmogony and mythic origins of the world and Burma according to Buddhist mythology. Yazawin Kyaw (the Celebrated Chronicle) is the most famous surviving work, which mainly focuses on the mythological and religious matters of Myanmar. It was written in 16th century by Shin Maha Silvamsa and was mainly influenced by Mahavamsa and Dipavamsa, two much older histories. The work claims to be based on the records of the chronicles of the Burmese dynasties, which claimed to be the direct descendants from the Sakya clan of Lord Buddha, thus directly connecting themselves to the solar dynasty.  Archaeological sources The discovery of the ancient Pyu civilization in the twentieth century helped to explain some questions about Burmese myths. The excavation of the areas provided archaeological evidence for some of the mythological details about Burmese ancient city states, which had long been considered fictional. For example, Vishnu city and Sri Kshetra were mentioned in Burmese legends, and now the existence of these ancient lost cities has been confirmed. The sites of Hanlin and Taguang have also been excavated .
Disaster Recovery Plan Name Instructor Course Date DQ1: Should developing the disaster recovery plan enough to protect the organizational IT infrastructure? If yes or no, explain. No, I believe that a disaster recovery plan alone is insufficient to defend an organization's information technology infrastructure. Aside from the disaster recovery strategy, a company must pay close attention to some other essential factors to safeguard its infrastructure. For example, a disaster recovery strategy on its own is insufficient unless it is supported by appropriately educated and well-informed employees or users on matters concerning disaster recovery plans. It is well acknowledged that for a disaster recovery plan to be effective, it requires the participation of individuals. Competent individuals will be responsible for achieving the aims and objectives of the strategy by controlling how it should function and what effects should impose in ensuring that the infrastructure is secure. They are the people who are in charge of preparing for and reacting against any disaster such as application failure, campus disaster, or data set disaster. Their work also includes updating the strategy and also testing it. Another essential factor to consider is managerial support. The development of a robust risk management strategy by an organization may be successful, but its execution may be unsuccessful. When it comes to putting the strategy into action, effective organizational management is essential to ensure all the needs for disaster recovery Management are met. The absence of managerial support can destroy the entire process because their role is to pass budgetary and other approvals and then evolve into advisory roles allows the owners to get the rest of the company on board with the plan (August 22, 2005, Pst, 2018). If all of these factors remain consistent, the disaster recovery plan has the potential to make anything possible. References .
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Sources Ancient Burmese myths were initially passed down through oral tradition, but later were written down by Burmese chroniclers. Poets were often commissioned by Burmese kings to compose works about the original myths concerning a certain city or region. The most common tales are those of the Pagodas in Myanmar.
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Literary sources Burmese chronicles and Buddhist apocryphal literature are now the primary sources of recorded Burmese mythology. The earliest known surviving work mentioning Burmese myths is Zatadawbon Yazawin ("The Royal Horoscopes Chronicle"), first written in the late 13th century by court astrologers. This chronicle relates the cosmogony and mythic origins of the world and Burma according to Buddhist mythology.
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Yazawin Kyaw (the Celebrated Chronicle) is the most famous surviving work, which mainly focuses on the mythological and religious matters of Myanmar. It was written in 16th century by Shin Maha Silvamsa and was mainly influenced by Mahavamsa and Dipavamsa, two much older histories. The work claims to be based on the records of the chronicles of the Burmese dynasties, which claimed to be the direct descendants from the Sakya clan of Lord Buddha, thus directly connecting themselves to the solar dynasty.
DQ1: Should developing the disaster recovery plan enough to protect the organizational IT infrastructure? If yes or no, explain. No, I believe that a disaster recovery plan alone is insufficient to defend an organization's information technology infrastructure. Aside from the disaster recovery strategy, a company must pay close attention to some other essential factors to safeguard its infrastructure. For example, a disaster recovery strategy on its own is insufficient unless it is supported by appropriately educated and well-informed employees or users on matters concerning disaster recovery plans. It is well acknowledged that for a disaster recovery plan to be effective, it requires the participation of individuals. Competent individuals will be responsible for achieving the aims and objectives of the strategy by controlling how it should function and what effects should impose in ensuring that the infrastructure is secure. They are the people who are in charge of preparing for and reacting against any disaster such as application failure, campus disaster, or data set disaster. Their work also includes updating the strategy and also testing it. Another essential factor to consider is managerial support. The development of a robust risk management strategy by an organization may be successful, but its execution may be unsuccessful. When it comes to putting the strategy into action, effective organizational management is essential to ensure all the needs for disaster recovery Management are met. The absence of managerial support can destroy the entire process because their role is to pass budgetary and other approvals and then evolve into advisory roles allows the owners to get the rest of the company on board with the plan (August 22, 2005,
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Pst, 2018). If all of these factors remain consistent, the disaster recovery plan has the potential to make anything possible.
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Archaeological sources The discovery of the ancient Pyu civilization in the twentieth century helped to explain some questions about Burmese myths. The excavation of the areas provided archaeological evidence for some of the mythological details about Burmese ancient city states, which had long been considered fictional. For example, Vishnu city and Sri Kshetra were mentioned in Burmese legends, and now the existence of these ancient lost cities has been confirmed. The sites of Hanlin and Taguang have also been excavated
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