The very name of MaBaTha indicates the way in which its originators see Burmese ethnic, racial, and national identity as bound up in Buddhism: a-myo is a variant on lu-myo, which is alternately understood as “ethnicity” or “race”; batha, in this case, refers to religion; and thathana is the Burmese rendering of sasana, the Pali word for the Buddhist tradition as a whole (explained in more detail below).
The very name of MaBaTha indicates the way in which its originators see Burmese ethnic, racial, and national identity as bound up in Buddhism: a-myo is a variant on lu-myo, which is alternately understood as “ethnicity” or “race”; batha, in this case, refers to religion; and thathana is the Burmese rendering of sasana, the Pali word for the Buddhist tradition as a whole (explained in more detail below).
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