1846 - 1853 H.M.
Pyinsama Singhaya-nasin Sri Pawara Vijaya Nanda Jatha
Maha Dharma Rajadhiraja Pagan Min Thaya Gyi, King of
Burma. b. at Amarapura, 21st June 1811,
as Maung Biddhu Khyit, educ. privately. Raised to
the rank of Sado Min Htin 1823. Granted the title
of Sri Maha Suriya Dharmaraja 1828. Granted
Taungdwin in fief 1835, which he exchanged for Ngesinkoo
in 1837. Granted the title of Prince of Pagan (Pagan
Min) by his father, August 1842. Succeeded on the
death of his father, 17th November 1846.
Abdicated in favour of his younger brother, 18th
February 1853.
m. (1) at
Ava, 1834 (div. 1852), H.M. Queen (Taungdaundaw
Mibura) Sri Ratna Nanda Mahay (b. 1820; m.
second, …), née Ma Shoung, raised to the title of Taungdaundaw
Mibura) Sri Ratna Nanda Mahay 1846, granted Torup in
fief 1847-1852, daughter of the Kale Tsikeygyi.
m. (2) at
Ava, 1835 (div. 1853), H.M. Queen (Myauk-nandaw
Mibura) Sri Maha Ratna Devi (b. 1817; m.
second, 1853, …and d. at Mandalay, 5th
December 1892), née Shin Shwe Mee, granted Theebo in
fief 1847-1852, raised to the title of Sri Maha Ratna
Devi 1846, sister of Colonel Maung Kyauk Long.
m. (3) at
Ava, 1838 (div. 1853), H.M. Queen (Myauk-shwe-ye-saungMibura) Sri Suriya Prabha Chandra Mahay(b.
1824; m. second, 1853, …), granted Gyabin in
fief 1845-1852, daughter of the Lekshwedaw.
m. (4) at
Ava, 1840, H.M. Queen (Ale-nandaw Mibura) Sri
Tilaka Atulya Chandra Devi (b. 1820; d.
1863), née Shin Aung, granted Bhamo in fief 1846-1852.
m. (5) at
Amarapura, 1841 (div. 1853), H.M. Queen (Taung-shwe-ye-saungMibura) Sri Suriya Chandra Nanda Mahay, Shin Key,
Mogoung Myosa Mibura (b. 1822; m.
second, 1853, Khemaratta Mahasiha Pawara Brahma Sri Su
Dhamaraja Khemadipati Raja Sao Maha Pawn, Saopha of
Kengtung (Kyaingtung Sawbwa), daughter of the Lakina Akaukwun.
m. (6) at
Amarapura, 1843, H.M. Queen (Nammadaw Mibura Hkaung
Gyi) Sri Tilaka Maha Ratna Devi (b. 1820),
née H.R.H. Princess Min Shwe Kew, raised to the titles
of Sri Suriya Ratna Prabha Devi 1838, and Sri
Tilaka Maha Ratna Devi 1846, daughter of H.R.H.
Prince Maung Phyo [Pyui], Maha Sri Siha Suriya Su
Dharmaraja, Prince of Mekkhara, by his third wife and
half-sister, H.R.H. Princess Min Shwe Loup, Sri Suriya
Ratna Prabha Devi, Princess of Danubyu.
m. (8) (div.
1853), H.M. Queen (Myauk-saung-daundaw Mibura) Sri
Ratna Chandra Mahay (b. 1823; d. 1854),
née Shin O, raised to the title of Sri Ratna Chandra
Mahay 1846, and granted Zeemeendeen in fief
1845-1852, daughter of Thathey.
m. (9) (div.
1853), Sri Suriya Myat Zwa Mahay, Shin Mo, Kamona Myosa
Mibura (b. 1829; m. second, 1853, the
Myadaung Wun), daughter of an official.
m. (10) (div.
1853), Ma Thein, Sagu Myosa Mibura (b.
1829; d. 1861), daughter of a Saragey.
m. (11),
Sri Ketha Mala Mahay, Ma See, Maingloung Myosa Mibura
(b. 1822), daughter of the Lekshwedau.
m. (12) (div.
1856), Sri Suriya Ratna Mahay, Ma Keen, Mya Aung Myosa
Mibura (m. second, …), daughter of the
Tsampanago Atwinwun.
m. (13)
Sri Suriya Chandra, Nyaungwe Mibura, Pegyee Yuwasa
(b. 1829; m. second, the Saopha of Hsenwi. m.
third, a commoner), née Sao Nang Shwe Ein, daughter of Kambawasaratta
Sri Pawara Mahavamsa Suriya Dharmaraja Sao Se U,
Saopha of Yawnghwe (Nyaungwe Sawbwa).
m. (14)
at Amarapura, 1846, H.M. Queen Sri Nanda Mala Mahay,
Laikha Mibura, Magwe Myosa (b.
1832), née Sao Nang Hkam Mawn, daughter of General
Kambawasaratta Mahavamsa Sri Suriya Dhamaraja Sao Hkun
Lek, Saopha of Laihka, Mongping, Mongkhung and
Mongnaung.
m. (15)
H.M. Queen Sri Suriya Gandha, Angapoo Mibura (m.
second, 1853, the H.R.H. Maha Uparaja Anaudrapa Ainshe
Min and had issue, 4 children), née Ma Gale,
daughter of the Kale Sawbwa.
m. (16)
at Amarapura, 1846 (div. 1853), Sri Suriya Nanda,
Mone Mibura, Thayat Myosa (b. 1826),
née Ma Kyee, daughter of Kambawasaratta Sri Pawara
Mahavamsa Suriya Dharmaraja Sao Se U, Saopha of
Yawnghwe (Nyaungwe Sawbwa).
m. (17),
Ma Yee, Naungyan Myosa (b. 1833; m.
second, 1853, …), niece of H.M. Queen (Ale-nandaw
Mibura) Sri Tilaka Atulya Chandra Devi.
m. (18), Kolouptau
Shin Shwe Meet, Thonze Myosa (d. 1845).
He d.s.p.
from smallpox at Ratnapura, 14th March 1880.
