One shrine at this place consists of a chamber of iron inside of which is a marble chamber, a lead chamber, a copper chamber, a tin chamber, a silver chamber, and a golden slab.
One shrine at this place consists of a chamber of iron inside of which is a marble chamber, a lead chamber, a copper chamber, a tin chamber, a silver chamber, and a golden slab. The largest ever bell in the world was once at this location, but it was destroyed when the warlord Philip de Brito removed it; that bell caused his raft to sink. A "sein-bu" or "diamond bud" holding 4,351 diamonds can be found at the very top of this site, causing light to refract onto the four devotional halls of tazaung surrounding it. According to legend, two brothers named Tapusa andHpalika buried the remains of three prior buddhas and eight hairs of the Buddha at the site of this religious complex. 8688 sheets of gold were used to build the lower stupa at this site, which was occupied by monks protesting the Saffron Revolution. For 10 points, name this pagoda, the largest temple in Yangon, Myanmar.
One shrine at this place consists of a chamber of iron inside of which is a marble chamber, a lead chamber, a copper chamber, a tin chamber, a silver chamber, and a golden slab.
Shwedagon Pagoda [or Schwedagon Pagoda or  Great Dragon Pagoda or the Golden Pagoda]