Thihaba
Thihaba (Arakanese:သီဟပါ, 1075 - 1110) was the second King of Parein Dynasty of Arakan from 1109 to 1110.[1]
| Min Thiha of Parein မင်းသီဟ | |
|---|---|
| King of Arakan | |
| Reign | 1109 - 1110 |
| Predecessor | Letya Min Nan |
| Successor | Razagyi |
| Born | 1075 CE Pagan |
| Died | 1110 CE (aged 35)[1] Parein |
| Consort | Thabula[1] |
| Issue | Razagyi |
| House | Parein |
| Father | Letya Min Nan |
| Mother | Shwe Gu-Tha |
| Religion | Theravada Buddhism |
Reign
Prince Thihaba succeeded his father upon founding of new capital city, Parein and reigned for one year. His son Razagyi, succeeded him.[2]
References
- Dhanyawaddy Razawin Thit Vol. 1 1910:308
- Burma Gazetteer:Akyab District. p. 21.
Bibliographies
- U Uar Nha, Ashin (1910). Dhanyawadi Razawin Thite (in Arakanese). Vol. 1 pg. 284 (1930s ed.). Rathedaung Township.
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