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| Chinese nameYearsLengthSuccessionDeathTai NameBurmese nameOther names |
Si Kefa
思可法1340–137131 yearsnaturalHso Kip HpaThokhyibwaSa Khaan Pha |
Zhao Bingfa [zh]
昭併發1371–13788 yearssonnatural |
Tai Bian
臺扁1378/791 yearsonmurdered |
Zhao Xiaofa
昭肖發1379/801 yearbrother of Zhao Bingfamurdered |
Si Wafa
思瓦發??brothermurderedHso Wak Hpa |
Si Lunfa [zh]
思倫發1382–139917 yearsgrandson of Si KefaHso Long HpaThowunbwa |
Si Xingfa
思行發1404–14139 yearssonabdicated |
Si Renfa [zh]
思任發1413–1445/629 yearsbrotherexecutedHso Wen HpaThonganbwaSa Ngam Pha |
Si Jifa [zh]
思機發1445/6-1449sonexecutedThokheinbwaSa Ki Pha, Chau Si Pha |
Si Bufa [zh]
思卜發1449-?Thopoutbwa |
| Si Lunfa?-1532murderedSawlonSawlon |
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Möngkawng (Mogaung)
603 - 1887 1283
| Mong kong Mong Yawng(1st-Möngkawng)is situated in Hukawng valley, near Uyu river. Some Tai Leng manuscripts, also, mention about establishment of Bein Kawng(2nd-Möngkawng) on west bank of Nam Kawng, near Kaming but lists of Saophas has not given. 3rd-Möngkawng is situated at a distance of about 9 miles from Mogaung. |
| 603 - 33 30 Hkun Su (Youngest son of Hkun Lu)1st-Möngkawng |
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Möngkawng (Mogaung)
603 - 1887 1283
| 1340 - 73 33 Chow Sam Long Khu Mong (Sao Sam Long Pha)(3rd-Möngkawng) |
| 1777 - 9 2 Saw Khine (Brother of Saw Haw Seng) |
| 1811 - 2 1 Shwedaung Thainkhathu & Yegaung Nawrahta |
| 1826 - 7 1 Maha Nanda Raza, Saopha of Thonze & Nemyo Zeya Kyawgaung |
| 1828 - 32 4 Nemyo Nanda Nawrahta, Mingyi Maha Thilawa & Nemyo Zeya Kyawgaung(2nd times) |
| 1858 - 9 1 U Yama & U Shin Gyi (Son of U Yama) |
| 1875 - 7 2 U Hla Paw Kalay (Son of U Shwe Aung) |
| 1883 - 5 2 U Shwe Tha (Father of Waing Hso Saopha) |
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Saophas:
60?–6?? Hkun Hpa (2nd son of Hkun Lu)
940–9?? Sao Hkyan Pha
Myowuns:
- 1853–18?? Nemyo Minhtin Themanta Yaza (Six Myowuns – Mohnyin, Kawng Ton, Shwegu, Moe Ta, Yin khia, Kat Hsa)
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60?–6?? Hkun Has (6th son of Hkun Lu)
939–9?? Sao Ngan Pha
1830? Maung Hmaing
1837? Maung E Pu (1st time)
1850–1851 Maung E Pu (2nd time)
1851–1858 Hkun Te
1858–1861 Haw Kyin
1862–18.. Maung Yo
18..–1874 Hkam Mo
1874–1886 Vacant
1886–1887 Hkam Leng
1887–1937 Sao Kin Maung
Feb 1937 – 1952 Sao Hkun Hkio (born 1912) |
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850 - 1120 270
832 Thais conquer Pyu capital
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| 616 - 35 19 Isanavarman 1 |
| 639 - 57 18 Bhavavarman 2 |
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| 510 - 26 16 Phạm Thiên Khởi |
| 526 - 9 3 Phạm Bật Tôi Bật Ma |
| 529 - 72 43 Luật Đà La Bạt Ma |
Chiêm Thành (Zhancheng)
572 - 1474 902 |
| 4 Simhapura 572 - 758 186 |
| 572 - 629 57 Phạm Phạn Chi |
| 645 - 55 10 Phạm Trấn Long |
| 655 - 63 8 Bạt Đà La Thú La Bạt Ma |
| 663 - 86 23 Dịch-lợi Chư-cát-địa |
| 686 - 731 45 Dịch-lợi Kiến-đa-thế-ma |
| 731 - 58 27 Dịch-lợi Lô-đà-la |
| 757 - 70 13 Dịch-lợi Tất-để-bân-đà-la-bạt-ma |
| 770 - 87 17 Dịch-lợi Tát-đa-bạt-ma |
| 787 - 803 16 Dịch-lợi Nhân-đà-la-bạt-ma |
| 803 - 27 24 Dịch-lợi Ha-lê-bạt-ma |
| 827 - 54 27 Dịch-lợi Bì-kiến-đà-bạt-ma |
| 854 - 98 44 Dịch-lợi Nhân-đà-la-bạt-ma |
| 898 - 903 5 Xà-da Tăng-gia-bạt-ma |
| 903 - 10 7 Xà-da Ha-la-bạt-ma |
| 910 - 60 50 Xà-da Nhân-đức-man |
| 959 - 65 6 Dịch-lợi Nhân-di-bàn |
| 965 - 82 17 Dịch-lợi Bế-mi-thuế |
| 982 - 6 4 Dịch-lợi Nhân-đà-la-bạt-ma |
| 989 - 97 8 Dịch-lợi Băng-vương-la |
| 997 - 1007 10 Thất-ly Bì-xà-da-bạt-ma |
| 1007 - 10 3 Dịch-lợi Ha-lê-bạt-ma |
| 1010 - 8 8 Thi Nặc Bài Ma Diệp |
| 1018 - 30 12 Dịch-lợi Bì-kiến-đà-bạt-ma |
| 1114 - 29 15 Jaya Harivarman 5 |
| 1139 - 45 6 Jaya Indravarman 3 |
| 1147 - 66 19 Chế Bì La Bút Jaya Harivarman 1 |
| 1166 - 7 1 Jaya Harivarman 2 |
| 1167 - 90 23 Jaya Indravarman 4 |
| 1190 - 1 1 Jaya Vidyanandana (Khmer king in Vijaya) |
| 1191 - 2 1 Jaya Indravarman 5 (Champa king in Vijaya) |
| 1192 - 1203 11 Jaya Vidyanandana (Khmer king in Panduranga, restore) |
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