- at the end of 16th century. In his 22-year
reign from 1606 to 1628,
Anaukpetlun completed the
reunification efforts begun by his father, King Nyaungyan...
-
quickly regrouped under the
leadership of
Nyaungyan Min and his son,
Anaukpetlun, who
succeeded in
restoring a smaller, more
manageable kingdom, encomp****ing...
- been
reunited under the
leadership of King
Anaukpetlun, one of Natshinnaung's cousins. In 1610,
Anaukpetlun attacked Toungoo. The city
surrendered on 4...
-
Burmese King
Nanda Bayin and
taken power.: 443 In 1613,
after King
Anaukpetlun reunited Burma and took control, the
Burmese invaded the Siamese-held...
-
Tanintharyi in 1593 and the
entire peninsula in 1599. In 1614, King
Anaukpetlun recovered the
northern half of the
coast to
Dawei but
failed to capture...
-
Burmese chronicles do not
state that King
Anaukpetlun officially moved the
capital to Pegu. But
Anaukpetlun arrived at Pegu in
early May 1613 as part...
- in 1599. The
Restored Toungoo dynasty under King
Nyaungyan and King
Anaukpetlun recovered the Shan states,
including the two strongest—Monhyin and Mogaung...
-
economy of the kingdom. In 1608,
Anaukpetlun captured Prome and made
Thalun the
governor of Prome. In 1628,
Anaukpetlun was
murdered by his own son Min****eippa...
- in 1752. His
efforts paved the way for his
eldest son and
successor Anaukpetlun to
restore major portions of the
Toungoo Empire in the next two decades...
-
Martaban Jars,
small supply of gold, copper, tin,
benzoin and lac. When
Anaukpetlun (1605–28)
defeated and
concurred the
Portuguese free-booter,
Philip De...
