A mid-1950s conference held in this country that produced a series of textual redactions was partially hosted in the Mahapasana Guha, or Great Cave, constructed to resemble the venue used for a similar purpose 2,500 years earlier. During this country’s New Year festival, ponnas make prophecies based on the choice (-5[1])of the mount (10[1])of a god who writes down the names of sinners in a dog-skin-bound book. The cosmogony (-5[1])(“koz-MOG-uh-nee”) of this country’s folk religion is collected in the Book of Adikalpa, while its national epic is a version of the Rāmāyaṇa (-5[1])called (-5[1])the Yama (-5[1])Zatdaw (“yah-mah ZAH-toh”). A (10[1])set of 37 deities (-5[1])are considered to be the canonical set of this country’s animistic (-5[1])nat spirits, whose worship is rejected by Baptists (10[1])among the (10[1])Karen (“kah-REN”) people. (10[3])For 10 points, name this country (10[2])where members of the Theravāda Buddhist 969 (10[3])Movement (10[2])have persecuted Muslims (10[1])like the Rohingya. (10[3])■END■ (10[3])