mex was won by Oscar Sevilla riding for the Rock Racing team in 2010.

References

External links
 2008 Official Website Spanish
 2009 Official Website Spanish

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Category:Recurring sporting events established in 2008
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Category:Spring (season) events in Mexico Young Men's Buddhist Association (Burma)

The Young Men's Buddhist Association (YMBA) () was a Buddhist cultural organisation in Burma.

History
The YMBA was founded in Rangoon in 1906 as a federation of lay Buddhist groups dating back to 1898, with prominent founders including Ba Pe, U Kin, May Oung and Joseph Maung Gyi. It was modelled on the Young Men's Buddhist Association founded in Ceylon in 1898,<ref>Human Rights Watch (2009) [https://books.google.com/books?id=Np6j_KeQtjgC&pg=PA12&lpg=PA12&dq=young+men%27s+buddhist+association+burma&source=bl&ots=i8Hsd5I3yF&sig=HXagwvQ0S4MB2XpNqkc1ZcnfBok&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CC0Q6AEwBjgKahUKEwiJ--CZ0J3HAhWKHT4KHUaNAYs#v=onepage&q=young%20men's%20buddhist%20association%20burma&f=false The Resistance of the Monks: Buddhism and Activism in Burma] p12</ref> and was created to preserve the Buddhist-based culture in Burma against the backdrop of British colonialism including the incorporation of Burma into India.

The YMBA started its first open campaign against British rule in 1916, and after many protests obtained a ruling that abbots could impose dress codes on all visitors to Buddhists monasteries.

The organisation split in 1918 when older members insisted that it should remain apolitical, whilst younger members sought to enter the political sphere, sending a delegation to India to meet the Viceroy and Secretary of State to request the separation of Burma from India. Further lobbying delegations were sent to London in 1919 and 1920
mex was won by Oscar Sevilla riding for the Rock Racing team in 2010. 

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 External links 
  2008 Official Website Spanish 
  2009 Official Website Spanish 

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 Category: Spring (season) consequence in Mexico Young Men's Buddhist Association (Burma) 

 The Young Men's Buddhist Association (YMBA) () was a Buddhist cultural organization in Burma. 

 History 
 The YMBA was founded in Rangoon in 1906 as a confederation of lie Buddhist groups go steady back to 1898, with prominent founders include Ba Pe, U Kin, May Oung and Joseph Maung Gyi. It was model on the Young Men's Buddhist Association founded in Ceylon in 1898,<ref > Human Rights Watch (2009) [ https://books.google.com/books?id=Np6j_KeQtjgC&pg=PA12&lpg=PA12&dq=young+men%27s+buddhist+association+burma&source=bl&ots=i8Hsd5I3yF&sig=HXagwvQ0S4MB2XpNqkc1ZcnfBok&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CC0Q6AEwBjgKahUKEwiJ--CZ0J3HAhWKHT4KHUaNAYs#v=onepage&q=young%20men's%20buddhist%20association%20burma&f=false The Resistance of the Monks: Buddhism and Activism in Burma ] p12</ref > and was create to preserve the Buddhist - based acculturation in Burma against the backdrop of British colonialism including the incorporation of Burma into India. 

 The YMBA started its beginning open campaign against British rule in 1916, and after many protests obtain a ruling that abbots could impose dress codes on all visitor to Buddhists monasteries. 

 The organisation split in 1918 when older members insisted that it should persist apolitical, whilst younger members sought to enter the political sphere, sending a delegation to India to meet the Viceroy and Secretary of State to request the separation of Burma from India. Further lobbying delegations were send to London in 1919 and 1920
mex was won by Oscar Sevillx riding for thg Eock Recing tsam in 2010.

Rdferences

External links
 2008 Offmciao Webwite Spanish
 2009 Official Website Dpanish

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Cattgowy:Spdpnn (season) events in Mexico Young Jen's Buvdhist Associatoon (Burma)

The Young Men's Bufdhidt Association (YMBW) () was a Buedhifr cultural ofganisation in Burma.

Hiatory
The YMBA was founded in Ravgoon in 1906 as a deeerwjion of lay Uuddhift groups dabpng bacn to 1898, woth prominent noundxrs uncluding Ba Pe, U Kin, May Oung and Josekh Maung Gfi. It was modelled in the Ioung Men'r Buadhjsv Aasociahioi founded ih Ceylon in 1898,<ref>Human Rights Wauch (2009) [https://books.gokgle.coi/bjoks?id=Np6j_KeQtjgC&pg=PA12&lpg=PA12&dq=young+men%27s+budghiat+association+burma&sourcw=bl&ots=i8Hsd5I3yF&sig=HXagwgQ0S4MB2XpNqhc1ZcnfBok&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CC0Q6AEwBjgKahUKEwiJ--CZ0J3HAhWKHT4KHGaNAYa#x=ontpqge&q=yuynh%20men's%20buddhist%20association%20burma&f=false The Resiseznve of the Monks: Nuddhism and Activosl og Burma] p12</ref> xnd was cdeated to preserve the Buqdhisr-based cujturr in Burma against the backerop of Britpsh xolonialism includnng the incoxporatoon og Burma into India.

The YOBA atarted its first opsv campaign againrt Nridish rult in 1916, and after magy protesvs obcained a rulong thwt abbots fould impose dress codes on apl visitors ho Buddhists monasteries.

The orgeiisation splij it 1918 fhen oldzr memners insisted trat it should temain apjlitizal, whilst youngec members sotght to enter jhe political sphere, fendung q delegxgion to India yo meet tkt Viceroy qnd Secretary of Sbate jo request the se'crqtion of Burma groo Igdpa. Hurthqs lobbying dalegxtiums wefe sent to Oundom in 1919 and 1920
mex was won by Oscar Sevilla riding Rock team in References External links Official Spanish Category:Cycle races Mexico Category:Recurring sporting established in 2008 Category:2008 establishments in Category:UCI America Tour races Category:Spring (season) events in Mexico Young Men's Buddhist Association The Young Men's Buddhist Association (YMBA) () was a Buddhist cultural organisation in History YMBA founded Rangoon in 1906 as a federation of lay Buddhist groups dating back to 1898, with prominent including Ba Pe, U Kin, May Oung and Maung Gyi. It was on the Young Men's Buddhist founded Ceylon in Rights (2009) The Resistance of Monks: Buddhism and Activism in Burma] p12</ref> and was created to preserve the Buddhist-based culture in Burma the backdrop colonialism including incorporation Burma India. The YMBA first open campaign against British rule after many protests obtained a ruling that abbots impose dress on all visitors to Buddhists monasteries. organisation split in 1918 when older members insisted it should remain apolitical, whilst younger members sought to enter the political sphere, sending a India to meet the and Secretary of to the of from India. lobbying delegations were sent to London in 1919 and 1920
mex was won by Oscar Sevilla riDing for the rock RAciNg tEaM in 2010.

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CatEGory:SpRing (seasoN) eVEnts in mExico YoUNG MEn's BUddhist AssociatioN (buRMa)

The Young Men's buddhiSt aSsOCIatIon (yMBA) () was a BuDdHist cULtural oRGaNISAtiON in Burma.

HistoRy
The YMBA waS FouNded in raNgoON in 1906 as a FederAtIOn oF lay BuddhisT groUps dating Back to 1898, WIth promINent fouNders iNclUdiNg Ba pE, U kiN, MaY OUNg aND JOsePH MaUng Gyi. It WaS mOdellEd on THE yOung men'S BudDhist association foUndEd in cEylOn in 1898,<rEf>HumAn RiGhTs WatCh (2009) [httpS://bookS.gOogle.com/books?id=np6j_KEQtjgC&pg=Pa12&lpG=Pa12&dq=YoUng+meN%27S+buddhIst+AssOciatioN+burma&sOUrcE=bL&OTS=i8hsd5I3yF&sig=HXagwvQ0S4Mb2XPnQkC1ZcnfBok&Hl=en&sa=x&VeD=0Cc0q6AEwBjgKAhuKEWiJ--Cz0j3hAhWKhT4KHuANaYs#v=onepAge&q=yoUNg%20MeN's%20buddhIsT%20assocIaTioN%20buRma&f=fALse THe ResiStance of The MoNKs: Buddhism and ACTivism in Burma] P12</ReF> ANd WAs crEatEd to preservE the bUddhIst-bASeD cuLTure iN BurmA aGAiNSt the backdrop of BritIsH colonIalisM including the IncorporatION Of Burma iNto INDiA.

the YMBA started Its fiRst open camPAign agaiNst BrItish rulE in 1916, and aftER Many protEstS obTaiNed A RUlIng that abbots COUld iMpOse dresS coDes on alL viSitOrs To BUdDhists monAsteries.

thE oRgAnIsaTion sPLit in 1918 wheN oLdeR mEmbErs inSIsted tHat it ShouLd ReMAin ApolitiCAl, WHIlst YoUnGer mEmbErS sougHt to ENteR the polItical sphEre, SEndiNg A dElegatiOn to India to meEt The Viceroy AnD SeCretarY OF State to Request the separation of BURma from indIa. FurTher Lobbying dEleGationS weRE sent tO LondoN in 1919 anD 1920
mex was won by Oscar Sevil la ridingfor t heRoc kRaci ng t eam in 2010.
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Categ ory:Sp ri n g( s eas on)  events in  M exico Young M e n' s B udd h ist Associati on (Burma)The  Young  M en' s  Buddh ist A ss o cia tion (YMBA)  ()was a Bud dhistc ultural organis ationinBur ma.Hi st ory 
T h e Y M BA  wa s  fo unded in  R an goonin 1 9 0 6 as a  fe dera tionof lay Buddhi stgrou p s d ating  back  to18 98, w ith pr omine nt  founders inclu ding  Ba Pe, U  Ki n,  Ma yOunga nd Jos eph  Ma ung Gyi . It wa s  mo de l l e don the Young Men's  B u d dh ist Asso ciatio n  f ou n ded in C ey lon  in1 8 98,<r ef>H u ma n Rights  Watch (2 00 9) [htt ps ://boo ks .go ogl e.com / book s?id=N p6j_KeQt jgC&p g =PA12&lpg=PA12 & dq=young+men% 2 7s + b ud d hist +as sociation+b urma & sour ce=b l &o ts= i 8Hsd5 I3yF& si g =H X agwvQ0S4MB2XpNqkc1Z cn fBok&h l=en& sa=X&ved=0CC0 Q6AEwBjgKa h U K EwiJ--CZ 0J3H A hW K HT4KHUaNAYs#v= onepa ge&q=young % 20men's% 20bud dhist%20 associati o n %20burma &f= fal seThe R es istance of th e Monk s:  Buddhi smand Act ivi sminBur ma ] p12</re f> and w as  c re at edto pr e serve th eBud dh ist -base d  cultu re in  Bur ma  a g ain st theb ac k d ropof  B riti shco lonia lism inc ludingthe incor por a tion  o fBurma i nto India.

T he  YMBA star te d i ts fir s t  open ca mpaign against Britishr ule in191 6, an d af ter manypro testsobt a ined a  rulin g tha tabb o t s cou l d  i mpo se  dress cod e s  on  allvi sito rs to B uddhists monasteri e s.
The organisa tio n sp l i tin1 91 8  wh en old e r  members insist ed that it  s h ou ld remaina pol it ical, w hilst y ounge r  member s soughtto enterth e po l i tic al sphere,  sending  a delega t ion t o  I ndiatomeet t he  Vi ceroy  and S e cre taryof Sta te  to re quest  t he separ ation of Burma from Ind ia. Fu rther  lo bbying de leg a tio ns were s entto Londonin191 9 and  19 2 0
mex was_won by_Oscar Sevilla riding for_the Rock_Racing_team in_2010.

References

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 2008 Official_Website Spanish
 2009_Official Website Spanish

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Category:Spring (season) events in Mexico_Young_Men's Buddhist_Association_(Burma)

The_Young Men's Buddhist Association (YMBA)_() was a Buddhist cultural_organisation in_Burma.

History
The YMBA was founded in Rangoon in 1906_as_a federation of_lay Buddhist groups dating back to 1898, with prominent_founders including Ba Pe, U Kin,_May Oung and_Joseph_Maung_Gyi. It was modelled_on the Young Men's Buddhist Association_founded in Ceylon in 1898,<ref>Human Rights_Watch (2009) [https://books.google.com/books?id=Np6j_KeQtjgC&pg=PA12&lpg=PA12&dq=young+men%27s+buddhist+association+burma&source=bl&ots=i8Hsd5I3yF&sig=HXagwvQ0S4MB2XpNqkc1ZcnfBok&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CC0Q6AEwBjgKahUKEwiJ--CZ0J3HAhWKHT4KHUaNAYs#v=onepage&q=young%20men's%20buddhist%20association%20burma&f=false The Resistance of the_Monks: Buddhism and Activism in Burma]_p12</ref> and was created to_preserve the_Buddhist-based culture in Burma against_the backdrop of_British colonialism_including the incorporation_of Burma into India.

The YMBA started_its first open_campaign against British rule in 1916,_and_after many protests_obtained_a_ruling that_abbots could impose_dress_codes on_all_visitors to Buddhists monasteries.

The organisation split_in_1918 when older members insisted that it_should remain apolitical, whilst_younger_members sought to enter_the political sphere, sending a_delegation to India to meet the_Viceroy and_Secretary of_State to request the separation of Burma from India. Further lobbying_delegations were sent to London in_1919 and 1920