 The next year, the Society of Pitaka Stone Inscriptions gave an iron gate to the south left open as the carved wooden panels had been destroyed by the soldiers.The west gate was donated by the famous "zat mintha" (theatre performer) U Po Sein the following year, and the north and east gates by the children and grandchildren of King Mindon in 1932.In 1919 the hermit U Khandi led the rebuilding of the south and west "saungdan"s (covered approaches).