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K Za Win

1982 – 2021

Burmese poet

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About K Za Win

Lived 1982 – 2021 (aged 38–39). K Za Win was a Myanmar poet.

K Za Win (; 1982 – 3 March 2021) was a Burmese poet and former Buddhist monk, best known for his collection of long-form poems, My Reply to Ramon.

Early life and education K Za Win was born Chanthar Swe in 1982 in the town of Letpadaung, Sagaing Division, Burma to a peasant family. His family lost land to the Letpadaung Copper Mine, a Chinese-owned mine.

In the aftermath of the 2021 Myanmar coup d'état, he organised anti-coup demonstrations in Monywa.

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Important facts

Born
1982
Birth century
Died
2021, Monywa
Occupation
Nationality
Also known as
Chanthar Swe, Chan Thar Swe

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People whose lives overlapped K Za Win's

Frequently asked questions

Who was K Za Win?

Burmese poet

When was K Za Win born?

K Za Win was born in 1982.

When did K Za Win die?

K Za Win died in 2021 in Monywa.

What was K Za Win's occupation?

K Za Win was a poet.

What nationality was K Za Win?

K Za Win was Myanmar.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: K Za Win

· Wikidata: Q116945704

· DBpedia: K Za Win

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