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Activity 2: All about Burma! Directions: Respond to the following questions based on the given excerpt from the literary text entitled Literature of Myanmar In the fifteenth century up to the nineteenth century, palm-leaf (scratched with a stylus) and folded-paper literature became common. Such works were filled with Buddhist piety and courtly refinement of language. The authors were monks, educated courtiers, and court . poetesses. Prose works during this period were few, mostly Buddhist scriptures and chronicles of kings. Poetry was varied: there were historical ballads, panegyric odes, the pyo (Buddhist story in verse), and the ya-du (poems of love or nature). The writers also used the mixed style or prose and poetry together. Examples of this are the Yagan, a serio-comic epic, and the Myil- Ta-za, a letter of an abbot to the king.
1. In the reading text, what are the things that reflect the shared heritages of the people of Myanmar? List down at least three of them.

2. What can you say about Burmese literature?​