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Uzana I of Pinya

r. 1325–1340 · 14th century

Uzana I was king of Pinya in central Burma from 1325 to 1340, a son of the Pagan king Kyawswa and stepson of Thihathu, founder of Pinya. Thihathu's son Saw Yun had already broken away to found the rival kingdom of Sagaing in 1315, and Uzana ruled the southern part of the divided realm. He gave up the throne in 1340.

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Pinya Kingdom

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