Lady Golden Face

Spirit-class figure (deified human), classed as deity. English title leads; the prompt's 'Lady Golden Sides' is given as alt alongside the more common Shwe Myethna ('Golden Face') and the court title Hnamadawgyi ('Great Royal Sister').

Domains

• household protection
• queenship

Powers

• Dies in the flames beside her brother and rises as a guardian nat

Epithets

• ရွှေမျက်နှာ Burmese · Shwe Myethna · cultGolden FaceMahagiri nat tradition; sister of Min Mahagiri (secondary)
• နှမတော်ကြီး Burmese · Hnamadawgyi · cultGreat Royal SisterBurmese Thirty-Seven Nats tradition (secondary)

Relations

• sibling: Lord of the Great MountainReciprocal of burmese_min_mahagiri.sibling — The smith Maung Tinde and his sister died in the king's tamarind-tree fire and were enshrined together as the Mahagiri house-nats of Mount Popa.Temple, The Thirty-Seven Nats: A Phase of Spirit-Worship Prevailing in Burma (1906) (secondary)

Sources

• Shwe Myethna / Hnamadawgyi, the 'Golden Face/Golden Sides' sister of Min Mahagiri, shares his fiery death and is enshrined with him among the household nats on Mount Popa.: R. C. Temple, The Thirty-Seven Nats, London, 1906 (secondary); Maung Htin Aung, Folk Elements in Burmese Buddhism, OUP, 1962 (secondary)