U Nay Win

  Personal Briefing of U Nay Win

General ‌Nay Win

·      Name: U Nay Win

·       Other Name: Maung Shu Maung

·       People/Religion: Burmese/Buddha

·       Date: 6/7/1910 (Wednesday)

·       COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Paung Tale Township, Pyay district, Bago Reagion.

·       Quality of Education: Bachelor of Metaphorical Science

·       Previous Jobs: General (Vincent)

·       Wives: Daw Thein Nyunt (First Wife)

Daw Tin Tin (second wife) Son-U Ngwe Soe: Chief of Staff

Daw Khin Maythan (third wife) Three children: 

Daw Ni Ni Myint (fourth wife)

June Rose Bekkamy (fifth wife)

·       Children: 9

·       LOCATION ADDRESS: NO. (19) May Ka St., MARANGYON Township, YANGON, YANGON.

A Brief Personal Process

     He was born on July 6, 1910, in the district of the suburbs, along with his grandfather (land servant) and his aunt. From 1922 to 1929, he graduated from the National High School (Myanmar School) in the country, and from 1929 to 1931, he graduated from Yangon University to metaphorical science at the last year. After leaving school, he worked at the railway station for more than five months, and in 1936 he served as a post office and telecommunications correspondent for more than a year. After leaving the post office, he took part in the National Liberation Battles of the Tobama Assembly, led by the Lord Basin and the Lord TunoakOn July 8, 1941, along with some of the policemen for independence from Myanmar, they secretly left the ship of Koryuma and studied military education in Japan. Thirty Pte. Pte. Thirty Pte. Lord SHU MAUNG name was the Takatsu Sumu, and he became commander of the Armed Forces.In 1942, along with the Burmese Liberation Army, he led a forerunner (internal rebel group) who returned to Myanmar to organize underground. He served as Commander-in-Chief, Chief of Staff, Chief of Support, and Eastern Commander of the River Delta (2) in the Fascist Revolution.

       After the Fascist Revolution succeeded on May 7, 1945, he was elected as a member of the Palace Central Headquarters at the Assembly of the People's Republic of China that same year In September 1945, the Myanmar Agenda, headed by the General Aung San, served as a member of the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses. The Burmese Army, reorganized by the Canadian Agreement in December 1945, was the second commander of the Burmese Armed Forces (4), commander of the Burmese Armed Forces (4) in January 1947, in the north in January 1948 On August 1, 1948, the Commander-in-Chief of the Burmese Army was appointed Chief of Staff and Lieutenant-General on February 1, 1949.In 1949 he served in the cabinet as Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister, and in 1950 he resigned from the Cabinet and continued to lead the army.

        In 1953, he led the foreign Chinese invasion to finally withdraw from The Land of Myanmar, and in 1956 he continued to serve as Chief of Defence Staff as Commander-in-Chief. The Federal Assembly Parliament amended the Constitution and assigned the Prime Minister of the House of Representatives (1958-1960). While serving as Prime Minister, he paid compensation to the prime ministers to build a public administration system, abandoned power, expanded Yangon's new cities, and the Chinese-Myanmar border After calming the Kingdom by signing an invasion treaty, parliamentary elections were held, and the winning Holy Palace was reassigned to Kingdom power in 1960 He continued to lead the army. On March 2, 1962, the Revolutionary Council, led by General Nay Win, retained Kingdom power on the grounds of the State Constitution, leading to the collapse of the Union. Three times in 1962, the political leaders of the three major parties (first, permanent and minor) were seen to include all individuals from various political parties and left-right ideologies to promote the socialist way to lead the country Additionally, the 1962 Commanders' Conference agreed, and on July 4, 1962, the Socialist Way Party was formed as the Myanmar Party.  After domestic peace was built, 33 Myanmar political leaders were invited to form a civil union in Myanmar, seeking advice on the ways to build the Kingdom.

       Beginning April 20, 1972, he retired from the army, and under the 1974 State Constitution, the administration was changed through the Federal Assembly and the People's Congress Then, on March 4, 1974, he became the fourth president of the Nation. On November 9, 1981, he succeeded U San Yu as the fifth president, but he continued to serve as president of the Socialist Way Party of Myanmar. In 1980, the country's workers, farmers, films, literature, and various classes of people were harmonized, and the economy was stabilizing— a variety of sects in the holy and sustainable economy Because of the general amnesty order, foreign political leaders created and awarded the title "National Quality" to returnees. After 1982, the country's economic conditions declined, and in 1987 the State was designated the Low Develops County. The suspension order was issued by the State, and dissatisfaction with the public grew and unrest grew, and the emergency party conference was held and retired from state duty on July 25, 1988. 

      U Nay Win receives the following prices.  the title of Agamahar ThirituDhama, the title of Thato ThirituDhama, the title of the Yugoslav Falls,  the title of the U.S. government's military hero and so on. U Nay Win rejected   the 1960 Raymond Medicine Award. U Nay Win Get Married 9 Wives ‌and 9 Children Grow. On March 2, 1962, Henning assumed state power from Manning Myanmar, the third parliamentary president who did not serve as the fourth president. On December 5, 2002, at the age of 92, he died at the home of No(19) in Mayangone Township, Yangon.