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Narawara (Burmese: နရာဝရ,
pronounced [nəɹàwəɹa̰]; 1650–1673) was king of Toungoo...
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Duanzong Murdered by his
chancellor Lu
Xiufu during the
Battle of
Yamen Narawara King of
Burma 14
April 1672 – 27
February 1673 319 days (10 months, 13...
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court over
several elder princes as king
after his step-brother King
Narawara's sudden death in 1673. The
group of
nobles that had
supported the king...
- were
largely uneventful and Pye Min died in 1672,
succeeded by his son
Narawara. The ****ure king was born to King
Thalun and a
minor queen Khin Myat Hset...
- sachalinensis) at
Todowara (トドワラ) and
Mongolian oak (Quercus cris****) at
Narawara (ナラワラ),
while to be
found in the
Notsuke Peninsula Primeval Flower Garden...
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Atula Thiri Chief queen Minye Kyawhtin 1651–1698 r. 1673–1698
Sanda Dewi
Narawara 1650–1673 r. 1672–1673
Sanay 1673–1714 r. 1698–1714 Maha Dewi
Chief queen...
- King (1629–1648)
Pindale Min, King (1648–1661) Pye Min, King (1661–1672)
Narawara, King (1672–1673) Minyekyawdin, King (1673–1698)
Sanay Min, King (1698–1714)...
- Prome.
Uengsae 1672 1675 It
might have been
distorted from the
records of
Narawara of Burma. Che****rai 1675 1707 It
might have been
distorted from the records...
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Pindale 27
August 1648 3 June 1661 Son Pye 3 June 1661 14
April 1672
Brother Narawara 14
April 1672 27
February 1673 Son
Minye Kyawhtin 27
February 1673 4 May...
- she was his "queen"
during his
short reign. (Hmannan Vol. 3 2003: 289):
Narawara had no
queens or
concubines whatsoever. (Lieberman 1984: 215–216): Smim...
