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Theiddat (Burmese: သိဒ္ဓတ်,
pronounced [θeiʔdaʔ]; 1375/76–1408) was the heir-presumptive...
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Pyauk instead.
Theiddat implored Swe to reconsider. When his
brother still refused,
Theiddat took
matters into his own hand.
Theiddat and his
small band...
- heir
presumptive to his
father Razadarit until his
execution in 1390.
Theiddat was heir
presumptive to his
brother Minkhaung I
until his
nephew Minye...
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Minye Kyawswa was
appointed crown prince. This
prompted their uncle Prince Theiddat of Sagaing, who was
instrumental in
placing Minkhaung on the
throne and...
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Pakhan Gyi
Regiment Tarabya I of
Pakhan Pakhan Gyi
Sagaing Regiment Prince Theiddat Sagaing Singu Regiment Baya
Gamani of
Singu Singu Capital Defense Corps...
- consequences. In 1407, Minkhaung's
brother Theiddat,
unhappy with
being p****ed over,
defected to Pegu.
Theiddat was
welcomed by Razadarit, who had concluded...
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commanded a
sizeable force.
Prince Theiddat implored his
elder brother to reconsider. When Swe
still refused,
Theiddat ********inated Pyauk. It was only then...
- Tarabya's ********ination. But
Pyauk himself was ********inated by
Prince Theiddat, who
wanted his
elder brother Minkhaung to succeed.
Pyauk was a younger...
- stride.
Unlike Theiddat, he did not
protest Minkhaung's
subsequent appointment of
Minye Kyawswa as heir apparent. (A
bitter Theiddat defected to Pegu...
- Ava camp; it
failed because Theiddat, who at the last
minute had a
change of
heart and
warned his
estranged brother.
Theiddat was executed. The
third attempt...
