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Tabinshwehti (Burmese: တပင်ရွှေထီး, [dəbɪ̀ɰ̃ ʃwè tʰí]; 16
April 1516 – 30
April 1550)...
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distantly related to then
presiding ruler of
Toungoo Mingyi Nyo and his son
Tabinshwehti through their common ancestor,
Tarabya I of Pakhan.
Later chronicles...
- (1510–1599) and the
Nyaungyan Restoration (1599–1752). Its
early kings Tabinshwehti and
Bayinnaung succeeded in
reunifying the
territories of the
Pagan Kingdom...
- kingdoms, was
weakly led.
Tabinshwehti decided not to wait
until the
larger kingdoms'
attention turned to him. In 1534,
Tabinshwehti and his
deputy Bayinnaung...
- Taungoo, a
former v****al
state of Ava. Taungoo's young,
ambitious King
Tabinshwehti defeated the more
powerful Hanthawaddy in the Toungoo–Hanthawaddy War...
-
resources and
workforce against the much
smaller Taungoo, led by King
Tabinshwehti and his
deputy general Bayinnaung.
Taungoo captured Bago and the Irrawaddy...
- with its
ruling Taungoo dynasty starting in the 1540s in the
reign of
Tabinshwehti and
Bayinnaung were
ultimately ended with the
capture of the capital...
-
gathered his
forces at Suphanburi, a town just west of Ayutthaya. When
Tabinshwehti and his
Burmese army
arrived at the
walled town of Kanchanaburi, they...
- Toungoo-Mrauk-U War.
Tabinshwehti also
waged a war with the
Ayutthaya Kingdom but
failing to take over Ayutthaya. But
after Tabinshwehti ********niation he...
- the
alliance in the same year, King
Tabinshwehti of
Toungoo was
determined to
repay the favor. In 1545,
Tabinshwehti agreed to aid Min Aung Hla, the former...
