Takayutpi

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Takayutpi was the last king of the Hanthawaddy Kingdom in Lower Burma, known for his resistance to the expansion of the Toungoo Dynasty in the early 16th century.

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Takayutpi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Burmese monarch
historical figure
king
monarch
capital Pegu
conflict Toungoo–Hanthawaddy War
country Hanthawaddy Kingdom
deathDate 1539
deathPlace Prome
era 16th century
ethnicity Mon
father Binnya Ran II
historicalRegion Burma
linked to: Myanmar

Myanmar
house Hanthawaddy dynasty
linked to: Hanthawaddy Kingdom
knownFor resistance to the expansion of the Toungoo Dynasty
lastRulerOf Hanthawaddy Kingdom
mother Dhamma Dewi
notableEvent flight from Pegu to Prome
loss of Pegu to the Toungoo Dynasty
opponent Bayinnaung
Tabinshwehti
positionHeld King of Hanthawaddy
linked to: King Dhammazedi
predecessor Binnya Ran II
realm Lower Burma
linked to: Lower Myanmar
reignEnd 1539
reignStart 1526
religion Theravada Buddhism
linked to: Theravada
successor Tabinshwehti
title King of Pegu

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