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Thushin Takayutpi (သုရှင်တကာရွတ်ပိ,
pronounced [θṵʃɪ̀ɰ̃ dəɡàjʊʔpḭ], or Taka Yut Pi or Taka...
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their first target because its king
Takayutpi was a weak
leader who did not
command respect of his v****als.
Takayutpi's brother-in-law Saw
Binnya practically...
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followed up to
Prome where Takayutpi had
taken refuge but the
siege was
broken up by Prome's
overlord Confederation.
Takayutpi died soon
after c. March...
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under constant raids by the
Taungoo dynasty from
Upper Burma. King
Takayutpi could not
marshal the kingdom's much
greater resources and
workforce against...
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Hanthawaddy Kingdom (complete list) –
Binnya Ran II, King (c.1492–1526)
Takayutpi, King (1526–1539) Smim Sawhtut, King (1550) Smim Htaw, King (1550–1552)...
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large armies.
Takayutpi divided the
retreating Hanthawaddy forces into two. Five
divisions of the army
marched by land.
Takayutpi and the remaining...
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Toungoo could defeat the larger,
wealthier Pegu; or that Pegu's weak
leader Takayutpi, who was also
facing an
internal rebellion by
Martaban (Mottama), could...
- pronunciation: [bəɲá lɔ́]; died 1538) was a
senior minister at the
court of King
Takayutpi of Hanthawaddy. He and
Binnya Kyan,
another senior minister, organized...
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audacious intrusion went
unpunished by Hanthawaddy's weak ruler, King
Takayutpi. Ye Htut
became the
constant companion and
adviser to the
young king....
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actor Birth Burmese Kyan
Binnya 1538
senior minister at the
court of King
Takayutpi of
Hanthawaddy Birth Australian aboriginal Loongkoonan 1910 2018 Australian...
