The Burmese script is made up of 33 consonants. The history of the Burmese script has been documented through six periods. The first period was the earliest recorded Burmese script in the Brahmi period. The oldest writing in India is recorded in the Indus Valley Civilization. Burmese script was recorded in stone inscriptions during the Kushana period and the Konbaung period. Burmese script was recorded by the Mon people during the Gupta period. Burmese script was recorded as an empire during the Bagan period. In the Inwa period, it was recorded in the Pasar records. Pasar means that literary records were written on leaves of the book. Today, the Burmese script has been recorded in artificial intelligence. In the history of stone inscriptions, the Burmese script is based on square letters. Stone inscriptions could not express a perfectly round. In the era of writing on the paper, the Burmese script was completely round. There are no square characters in the paper. In the 33 Burmese script (စ/ဓ/ဗ/ဝ) the completely round script is written. In the artificial intelligence script, the sun is depicted. Burmese script is the script of the time of the sun. It represents the time of the sun.
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