The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c38.s2: Burma
The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c38.s2
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v3.c38.s2.1
| 1280 | Establishment of the Toungoo State (p. 557). |
| 1281 | Wareru establishes himself in Martaban (p. 551). |
| 1287 | Kyawswa succeeds in Pagān (p. 540). |
| | Wareru founds the town of Martaban, overcomes and executes Tarubya governor of Pegū, and becomes ruler of the Talaing state of Pegū (p. 551). |
| 1297 | Investiture of Kyawswa by the Emperor of China (p. 540). |
| 1298 | The Three Shān Brothers establish their rule in Upper Burma. Kyawswa is compelled to take the robe (p. 540). |
| | Recognition of the Talaing state of Pegū by China (p. 551). |
| 1312 | Thihathu, the surviving Shān Brother, establishes himself at Pinya (p. 541). |
| 1353 | Accession of Binnya U in Martaban (p. 552). |
| 1364 | The Maw Shāns capture Sagaing and Pinya. Thadominbya, after their departure, establishes himself at Ava (p. 542). |
| 1368 | Death of Thadominbya and accession of Minkyiswasawke (p. 542). |
| | Accession of Pyānchi, Lord of Toungoo (p. 557). |
| 1374 | Minkyiswasawke sends his uncle, Sawmungyi, to Arakan as king (p. 544). |
| 1377 | Murder of Pyānchi, Lord of Toungoo (p. 544). |
| 1385 | Death of Binnya U and accession of Razadarit, who establishes himself in Pegū (p. 552). |
| 1390 | Razadarit captures Myaungmya (p. 552). |
| 1401 | Death of Minkyiswasawke and accession of Minhkaung (p. 544). |
| 1404 | Minhkaung invades Arakan (p. 544). |
| 1406 | The Burmese overrun Mohnyin (p. 544). |
| | Razadarit invades the kingdom of Ava, but retires (p. 545). |
| 1407 | Capture of the Burmese garrison of Launggyet and execution of Anawrahtaminsaw. Minhkaung invades the Delta and is defeated (p. 546). |
| 1413 | Minrekyawswa defeats a marauding army from Hsenwi (p. 545). |
| 1415 | Minrekyawswa subjugates the Delta (p. 546). |
| 1417 | Death of Minrekyawswa. End of the war between Ava and Pegū (p. 546). |
v3.c38.s2.2
| A.D. | |
| 1422 | Death of Minhkaung and accession of his son Thihathu in Ava (p. 547). |
| 1423 | Death of Razadarit (p. 553). |
| 1426 | Assassination of Thihathu and accession of Kalekyetaungnyo in Ava (p. 547). |
| 1427 | Accession of Mohnyinthado in Ava (p. 547). |
| 1440 | Death of Mohnyinthado and accession of Minrekyawswa in Ava (p. 547). |
| 1443 | Death of Minrekyawswa and accession of Narapati in Ava (p. 547). |
| 1450 | Accession of Binnyakyan in Pegū (p. 553). |
| 1453 | Death of Binnyakyan and accession of Shinsawbu, ‘the Old Queen,’ in Pegū (p. 553). |
| 1469 | Death of Narapati and accession of Thihathura in Ava (p. 547). |
| 1472 | Accession of Dammazedi in Pegū (pp. 554–5). |
| 1475 | Mission of 22 monks from Pegū to Ceylon (p. 555). |
| 1481 | Death of Thihathura and accession of Minhkaung in Ava (p. 549). |
| 1486 | Accession of Minkyinyo, Lord of Toungoo (p. 558). |
| 1492 | Death of Dammazedi and accession of Binnyaran in Pegū (p. 556). |
| 1500 | Rise of Burmese vernacular literature. |
| 1502 | Death of Minhkaung and accession of Shwenankyawshin in Ava (p. 550). |
| 1510 | Foundation of the modern town of Toungoo (p. 558). |
| 1519 | The Portuguese found a trading station at Martaban (p. 556). |
| 1526 | Death of Binnyaran and accession of Takayutpi in Pegū (p. 556). |
| 1527 | Invasion of Ava by the Shāns. Death of Shwenankyawshin and accession of Thohanbwa (p. 550). |
| 1531 | Death of Minkyinyo, Lord of Toungoo (p. 558). |
| 1539 | Extinction of the Pegū kingdom (p. 557). |
| 1543 | Assassination of Thohanbwa and accession of Hkonmaing in Ava (p. 550). |
| 1546 | Death of Hkonmaing and accession of Mobye Narapati in Ava (p. 550). |
| 1552 | Flight of Mobye Narapati and accession of Sithukyawhtin in Ava (p. 550). |