Hsinbyushin Tihatu, the surviving son of Burmese…

1420 CE to 1431 CE

Hsinbyushin Tihatu, the surviving son of Burmese monarch Minhkaung, succeeds him in 1422 as king of Ava, the Bamar capital in present Upper Burma.

Hsinbyushin is betrayed by his Shan wife and assassinated while prosecuting a punitive campaign against belligerent Shan tribes to the north in 1426.

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Ava > Innwa Myanmar View →

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Minkhaung I View →

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Bamar or Burmans View → Shan people View → Shan States View → Ava, Kingdom of View →

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Burmese Civil War of 1426-40 View →

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Weapons View →

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