Kyansittha was a prominent king of the Pagan Dynasty in Burma, reigning from 1084 to 1113 AD. He is best known for his contributions to the development of Buddhism in the region, as well as for his efforts in expanding the Pagan Empire. His reign marked a period of cultural and architectural growth, with many temples and pagodas constructed during this time. One of Kyansittha's significant achievements was the completion of the Ananda Temple, a masterpiece of Burmese architecture. His leadership helped solidify the influence of Buddhism in Burma, making it a central aspect of the kingdom's identity. Kyansittha is remembered as a wise and just ruler who promoted peace and prosperity.