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Hsinbyumashin (Burmese: ဆင်ဖြူမရှင်; 22
November 1821 – 26
February 1900) was a
senior queen of King
Mindon Min
during the
Konbaung dynasty. She was known...
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Mindon Min and
Queen of
Alenandaw (lit. 'Middle Palace'; also
known as
Hsinbyumashin or Lady of the
White Elephant). The
British corruption of her name was...
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located in
Mandalay in 1878 led by
Hsinbyumashin,
which marked a
change in the
history of the
Konbaung dynasty.
Hsinbyumashin led a
group of coconspirators...
- was part of the
queen faction led by
Kunitywa Mibaya,
which opposed Hsinbyumashin, the
Queen of the
Central Palace.
Other members included Thetpan and...
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under the
orders of
Hsinbyumashin, she
chose to
forgive her in her
later years and even
visited the
deposed queen,
Hsinbyumashin's mansion to pay her respects...
- ****stan). One of Mindon's
chief consorts, the
Queen of the
Middle Palace,
Hsinbyumashin,
helped to
broker a
marriage between her
eldest daughter, Supayagyi...
- (ထိပ်စုဖုရားကြီး), was the
eldest of
three daughters between King
Mindon and
Hsinbyumashin. She was a full-blooded
sister of
Supayalat and Supayalay. She received...
- by the
earthquake of 1838 but was
repaired in 1873 by his
daughter Hsinbyumashin. This
monastery is one of the
finest specimens of
Burmese architecture...
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civil war. One of his queens,
Hsinbyumashin,
dominated the last days of King Mindon. It was an
edict by
Hsinbyumashin that
ordered almost all possible...
- Supayalay, was the
youngest of
three daughters between King
Mindon and
Hsinbyumashin. She was a full-blooded
sister of
Supayagyi and Supayalat. She received...
