List of the kings of Bagan
The Kingdom of Bagan was founded by Anawrahta , who united several small principalities on the central reaches of the Ayeyarwady River in what is now Myanmar and conquered other areas, in particular the Mon Empire south of Bagan . The end came in 1287 with the Mongol invasion under Kublai Khan . The successors of Narathihapate were only puppets of the Mongols on the throne of Bagan.
Surname | image | King of | King up | Relationship with predecessor (s) |
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Anawrahta | August 11, 1044 | April 11, 1077 | Son of Kunhsaw Kyaunghpyu | |
Sawlu | April 11, 1077 | about April 21, 1084 | son | |
Kyanzittha | April 21, 1084 | 1112/13 | Half brother | |
Alaungsithu | 1112/13 | 1167 | grandson | |
Narathu | 1167 | about February 1171 | son | |
Naratheinkha | about February 1171 | May 1174 | son | |
Narapatisithu | May 1174 | August 18, 1211 | Brothers | |
Htilominlo | August 18, 1211 | July 19, 1235 | son | |
Kyaswa | July 19, 1235 | around May 1251 | son | |
Uzana | around May 1251 | about May 6, 1256 | son | |
Narathihapate | May 6, 1256 | July 1, 1287 | son | |
Interregnum (1287-1289) | ||||
Kyawswa | May 30, 1289 | December 17, 1297 | son | |
Sawhnite | 1298 | 1312 | son |
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