Martyr’s Day in Myanmar is a national holiday that commemorates the memory of the killing of several leaders of Myanmar’s independence movement who were gunned down on July 19, 1947. These leaders were Aung Sun, Ba Cho, Sao San Tun, and six others — all of whom held leading positions in the Myanmar shadow government. The holiday is an important occasion for the people of Myanmar and marks an important historical event in the country’s history. Martyrs’ Day is also an opportunity for the people of Myanmar to celebrate their culture and traditions. It is a time for reflection and remembrance, as well as a time to honor the country’s fallen heroes.