Narapatisithu

Narapatisithu

Narapatisithu was born on October 8th, 1150

Full Name: Narapatisithu of Ava
Nationality: Burmese
Title: King of Ava
Reign: 1442-1468
Predecessor: Mohnyin Thado
Successor: Thihathura I
Capital: Ava
Dynasty: Ava Kingdom

Ruler of the Toungoo dynasty, he unified Burma and established a strong, centralized government, promoting Theravada Buddhism and cultural development.

Timeline
1174
Birth
Narapatisithu was born, son of King Narakeisithu of Burma.
1176
Accession to Throne
Narapatisithu becomes the king of Burma at a young age.
1211
Conquest of Pegu
Narapatisithu conquers the Mon kingdom of Pegu, expanding Burmas territory.
1216
Building of Pagan
Narapatisithu begins building the city of Pagan, which would become a major cultural center.
1235
Death
Narapatisithu dies, ending his reign over Burma.
Narapatisithu

Narapatisithu Quiz

Narapatisithu is credited with unifying which country?

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FAQ
Who was King Narapatisithu of Burma?
King Narapatisithu was a ruler of the Pagan Kingdom of Burma from 1167 to 1211. He was known for his military conquests and the construction of many Buddhist temples and pagodas.
What were King Narapatisithus major accomplishments?
King Narapatisithus major accomplishments include the conquest of the Mon Kingdom of Thaton, the construction of the Gawdawpalin Temple, and the promotion of Theravada Buddhism in Burma.
When did King Narapatisithu rule Burma?
King Narapatisithu ruled Burma from 1167 to 1211, a period of over 40 years, making him one of the longest-reigning monarchs in Burmese history.
What is King Narapatisithus significance in Burmese history?
King Narapatisithu is significant in Burmese history because he played a crucial role in the development of the Pagan Kingdom, which laid the foundation for the modern Burmese state.
What is King Narapatisithus legacy in modern Burma?
King Narapatisithus legacy in modern Burma is reflected in the many temples and pagodas he built, which continue to be important cultural and religious symbols of the country.

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