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Narapati I of Ava

1413–1468 · 15th century · Also known as Narapati

Narapati I was King of Ava in Upper Burma from 1442 until his death. His reign was largely peaceful, though he faced rebellions and conflicts on the frontiers with Ming China and the Shan states. His sons and grandsons held governorships such as Prome, from which his son Thado Minsaw later broke away to found an independent kingdom.

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Prome Kingdom

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