A Summary of what I have done

The title of my Thesis is "A Study of Buddhism in Burma (3rd Century BC to 13th century A.D) and it is divided into seven chapters: ( I ) Introduction, ( II ) Spread of Buddhism in Burma, ( III ) Buddhist Literature in Burma ( IV ) Buddhist Monuments in Burma, ( V ) Buddhist Sculptural remains in Burma, ( VI ) Various Buddhist Schools in Burma, ( VII ) Conclusion. Out of seven Chapters, the first chapter is "Introduction" and it is subdivided into five titles.
In the first title, briefly I mention the Geography of Burma with brief presentation of climate of Burma and then the second title is arranged in the subject of the History of Burma.
In this regard, I present the situations of historical succession, from by the mid- 900s BC to 1989 AD, as to how, early migration of three tribes (the tribe of Mon, Tibeto-Burma speaking Pyu, and Tibeto-Burman speaking Burmans or the Bamar) to Ayeyarwady Valley, warfare among tribes regarding invading to the land, introducing of Buddhism to Myanmar, etc.
The third title is "What Buddhism is". In this title, I emphasize on the Four Noble Truth and the Noble Eightfold Path not only because these two teachings are vital essences of Buddhism and but also because these enable to point out the path or way the final liberation or happiness for those who want to come to the end of suffering.
The fourth one is A summary of what I have done (i.e., this title),
And the title of Research Methodology and Sources comes into the final arrangement of the chapter (I). In that case, I present completely how and why I attempt my research work.

Shin Sukha(Min Hla)
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