Burmese mythology () is a collection of myths, folklore, legends and beliefs traditionally told by the Burmese people of Myanmar. These stories have been passed down orally and only rarely appeared in written form. Burmese mythology is largely associated  and influenced by Buddhist mythology, Hinduism, and several other ethnic traditions. Most myths and legends concern the ancient Pyu era, the lives and activities of gods, Bodhisattvas, heroes, kings, mystics, and mythological creatures. Burmese mythology is the cornerstone of the modern Burmese culture and explains the origins and significance of Burmese rituals. In the beginning, there was apparently nothing left after an old cosmos was destroyed by the great cataclysm. Sooner or later, a new cosmos (Kalpa) was just born out of  expansion. The four Highest Ones (Brahmas; ) descended from the Coruscant Heavens( Abhasvara) and were reborn on the primordial world as the Luminous Ones'. At this time, the Luminous Ones were glorious celestial beings who just feeds on their own delight, flying over the primeval ocean. Since the Sun and the Moon didn't exist yet, this Luminous Ones were the only light source in the darkness. Some time later, the creamy soil emerged on the ocean, and the Luminous Ones begun curious and ate this newly delicious food. Because of their greediness and gluttony, they have lost their self-luminous nature and fall from their grace. At this time, the Sun (Surya; သူရိယ), the Moon(Chandra; စန္ဒ) and the Stars (Nakshas-Tara; နက္ခတ်တာရာ) was born from the darkness to replace as the primary light sources of the world. Now, they have became corporeal beings after eating all the creamy soil but the soil have gone. And then, several other super-vegetated plants emerged for the sake of their hunger. After a long period of serial gluttonies, all the supernatural resources gone extinct and the beings are now known as fully humans. The Rise of Civilization Mahasamrat, the first king of the earth in Buddhist Mythology This primitive humans experienced many problems and struggles because of the emergences of sexuality, crops and cultures. People have different views on how to solve this new hard life, thus creating the Caste system (အမျိုးဇာတ်စနစ်). Later, they elected a wise man called Manu and appointed him as their first and foremost ruler. He is known as Mahasamrat (မဟာသမ္မတမင်း; ), the first king of the earth. As a king, he constituted the order of the city-state, the code of the Laws, the various duties and offices defined for the state and the boundaries of armies of their defense . He will be often referred to as a standard king type by many Burmese writers.
Burmese mythology () is a collection of myths, folklore, legends and beliefs traditionally told by the Burmese people of Myanmar. These stories have been passed down orally and only rarely appeared in written form. Burmese mythology is largely associated with and influenced by Buddhist mythology, Hinduism, and several other ethnic traditions. Most myths and legends concern the ancient Pyu era, the lives and activities of gods, Bodhisattvas, heroes, kings, mystics, and mythological creatures. Burmese mythology is the cornerstone of modern Burmese culture and explains the origins and significance of Burmese rituals. In the beginning, there was apparently nothing left after an old cosmos was destroyed by the great cataclysm. Sooner or later, a new cosmos (Kalpa) was just born out of the expansion. The four Highest Ones (Brahmas; ) descended from the Coruscant Heavens( Abhasvara) and were reborn on the primordial world as the Luminous Ones'. At this time, the Luminous Ones were glorious celestial beings who just feed on their own delight, flying over the primeval ocean. Since the Sun and the Moon didn't exist yet, these Luminous Ones were the only light source in the darkness. Sometime later, the creamy soil emerged on the ocean, and the Luminous Ones began curious and ate this newly delicious food. Because of their greediness and gluttony, they have lost their self-luminous nature and fall from their grace. At this time, the Sun (Surya; သူရိယ), the Moon(Chandra; စန္ဒ) and the Stars (Nakshas-Tara; နက္ခတ်တာရာ) was born from the darkness to replace as the primary light sources of the world. Now, they have become corporeal beings after eating all the creamy soil but the soil has gone. And then, several other super-vegetated plants emerged for the sake of their hunger. After a long period of serial gluttonies, all the supernatural resources went extinct and the beings are now known as full humans. The Rise of Civilization Mahasamrat, the first king of the earth in Buddhist Mythology These primitive humans experienced many problems and struggles because of the emergences of sexuality, crops and cultures. People have different views on how to solve this new hard life, thus creating the Caste system (အမျိုးဇာတ်စနစ်). Later, they elected a wise man called Manu and appointed him as their first and foremost ruler. He is known as Mahasamrat (မဟာသမ္မတမင်း; ), the first king of the earth. As a king, he constituted the order of the city-state, the code of the Laws, the various duties and offices defined for the state and the boundaries of armies of their defence . He will be often referred to as a standard king type by many Burmese writers.
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