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- Khin_Kyi abstract "Maha Thiri Thudhamma Khin Kyi (1912-1988) (Burmese: ခင်ကြည်) was a Burmese politician and diplomat, best known for her marriage to the country's leader, Aung San, with whom she had a daughter, Aung San Suu Kyi.She grew up in Myaungmya, an Irrawaddy delta town, the eighth of 10 brothers and sisters. Khin Kyi attended the American Baptist Mission-run Kemmendine Girls School (now Basic Education High School No. 1 Kyimyindaing) in Rangoon, and continued her tertiary education at the Teachers' Training College (TTC) in Moulmein. She then went on to become a teacher at the National School in her hometown, before deciding to give it up altogether to join the nursing profession against her mother's wishes, following the footsteps of her two elder sisters, who were at the time, training to become nurses. Khin Kyi moved to Rangoon and joined the staff of the Rangoon General Hospital as a nursing probationer.Khin Kyi first met Aung San in 1942, who was recovering from injuries sustained during the Burma Campaign, at the Rangoon General Hospital, where she served as a senior nurse. The couple wed in September of that year.She served as a member of parliament in the country's first post-independence government from 1947 to 1948, representing Rangoon's Lanmadaw Township, the constituency that her husband had won. In 1953, she was appointed as Burma's first Minister of Social Welfare.In 1953, following the death of her second oldest son, Aung San Lin, the family moved from their house on Tower Lane (now Bogyoke Museum Lane), near Kandawgyi Lake, to a colonial-era villa by the shores of Inya Lake, on University Avenue Road. Their former house was converted to the Bogyoke Aung San Museum in 1962.In 1960, Khin Kyi was appointed as Burma's Ambassador to India, and became the country's first woman to serve as the head of a diplomatic mission. During her tenure in New Delhi, she and Suu Kyi lived on 24 Akbar Road, in a colonial-era complex designed by Edwin Lutyens, specially arranged by Indian prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The site, then called "Burma House," is now the national headquarters of the Indian National Congress.She died in Rangoon on 28 December 1988, at the age of 76, after suffering a severe stroke. Her funeral, held on 2 January 1989, was attended by over 200,000 people, despite the presence of military trucks which intervened to try to prevent this gathering. She is buried at a tomb on Shwedagon Pagoda Road in Yangon.".
- Khin_Kyi birthDate "1912-04-16".
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace Ayeyarwady_Division.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace Ayeyarwady_Region.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace British_Burma.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace British_rule_in_Burma.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace Myaungmya.
- Khin_Kyi birthYear "1912".
- Khin_Kyi child Aung_San_Oo.
- Khin_Kyi child Aung_San_Suu_Kyi.
- Khin_Kyi deathDate "1988-12-28".
- Khin_Kyi deathPlace Burma.
- Khin_Kyi deathPlace Myanmar.
- Khin_Kyi deathPlace Rangoon.
- Khin_Kyi deathPlace Yangon.
- Khin_Kyi deathYear "1988".
- Khin_Kyi orderInOffice "1st Minister of Social Welfare".
- Khin_Kyi orderInOffice "Burmese Ambassador to India".
- Khin_Kyi orderInOffice "MP of thePyithu Hluttaw".
- Khin_Kyi region Lanmadaw_Township.
- Khin_Kyi religion Christian.
- Khin_Kyi spouse Aung_San.
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- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink Burmese_Buddhism.
- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink Category:1912_births.
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- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ambassadors_of_Myanmar_to_India.
- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink Category:Burmese_diplomats.
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- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink Shwedagon_Pagoda.
- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink Yangon.
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- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink File:Aung_San_and_Khin_Kyi_wedding.jpg.
- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLink File:Khin_Kyi_and_family.jpg.
- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLinkText "Khin Kyi".
- Khin_Kyi wikiPageWikiLinkText "her mother".
- Khin_Kyi almaMater "Kemmendine Girls School".
- Khin_Kyi almaMater "Teachers' Training College".
- Khin_Kyi birthDate "1912-04-16".
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace Ayeyarwady_Division.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace Ayeyarwady_Region.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace British_Burma.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace British_rule_in_Burma.
- Khin_Kyi birthPlace Myaungmya.
- Khin_Kyi children Aung_San_Oo.
- Khin_Kyi children Aung_San_Suu_Kyi.
- Khin_Kyi children "Aung San Lin".
- Khin_Kyi constituency Lanmadaw_Township.
- Khin_Kyi dateOfBirth "1912-04-16".
- Khin_Kyi dateOfDeath "1988-12-28".
- Khin_Kyi deathCause "Stroke".
- Khin_Kyi deathDate "--12-28".