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Minchit Sra, along with the Lord of Pyay, Natshinnaung the son of the Lord of Toungoo, and the Burmese King of Lanna, led the Burmese into Siam.
Naungdawgyi forgave his brother at the queen mother's intercession because he needed to deal with an insurrection by Gen. Minkhaung Nawrahta, a highly decorated commander with whom Naungdawgyi had a long difficult relationship, and one who led the rearguard action in Siam, as well as a rebellion by his uncle, Thado Theinkhathu, the viceroy of Toungoo.
After two months, he led his team south to Toungoo to join forces holding back the Japanese advance on Siam.

Toungoo and by
The final cavalry charge by British Empire forces occurred on 21 March 1942 when a 60 strong patrol of the Burma Frontier Force encountered Japanese infantry near Toungoo airfield in central Burma.
At Rangoon, they were unloaded, assembled and test flown by personnel of Central Aircraft Manufacturing Company ( CAMCO ) before being delivered to the AVG training unit at Toungoo.
A Burman monk with Toungoo royal lineage was proclaimed King of Pegu and was later succeeded by Binnya Dala in 1747.
Starting in the middle of 16th century, the kingdom came under repeated attacks by the Toungoo Dynasty of Burma.
They were initially based at a British airfield in Toungoo for training while their aircraft were assembled and test flown by CAMCO personnel at Mingaladon airport outside Rangoon.
At Rangoon, they were unloaded, assembled and test flown by personnel of Central Aircraft Manufacturing Company ( CAMCO ) before being delivered to the AVG training unit at Toungoo.
The kingdom was toppled by Toungoo forces in 1555.
Nonetheless, due to the inexperience of its last ruler, the powerful kingdom was conquered by the upstart kingdom of Toungoo in 1539.
But the Confederation was marred by internal bickering, and could not stop Toungoo, which conquered Ava in 1555 and all of Shan States in 1557.
Arakan was the only post-Pagan kingdom not to be annexed by the Toungoo dynasty.
When the Confederation of Shan States conquered Ava in 1527, many Burmans fled southeast to Toungoo, the only kingdom remaining under Burman rule, and one surrounded by larger hostile kingdoms.
In 1599, the Arakanese forces aided by Portuguese mercenaries, and in alliance with the rebellious Toungoo forces, sacked Pegu.
In 1885, the British government sent an emissary to Karenni chief Kay Poe Du in order to demarcate the boundary between Karenni and Toungoo ( east of the Sittaung River ), which had recently been occupied by the British.
After the conquest of Siam by the Toungoo Dynasty, Thailand became a Burmese colony.
The dynasty created the second largest empire in Burmese history, and continued the administrative reforms begun by the Toungoo dynasty, laying the foundations of modern state of Burma.
The dynasty was founded by a village-chief Alaungpaya in 1752 to challenge the Restored Hanthawaddy Kingdom which had just toppled the Toungoo dynasty.
The area came under Burman control again in 1539, when it was annexed by King Tabinshweti to his Kingdom of Toungoo.
The second involved an uprising by BNA units near Toungoo in Central Burma, beginning on 8 March 1945.
Even as Thai power expanded at the expense of the Mon and Khmer, the Thai Ayutthaya faced setbacks at the hands of the Malay at Malacca and were checked by the Toungoo of Burma.

Toungoo and its
While it was able to pull Toungoo and peripheral Shan states ( Kale, Mohnyin, Mogaung, Thibaw ( Hsipaw )) into its fold at the peak of its power, it failed to reconquer the rest.
The Confederation defeated its erstwhile ally Prome in 1533, and ruled all of Upper Burma except Toungoo.
Toungoo expanded its authority up to Pagan in 1544 but failed to conquer Arakan in 1546 – 1547 and Siam in 1548.
The entire Chin Hills came under the authority of Burmese kingdoms between 1555 and 1559 when King Bayinnaung of Toungoo Dynasty conquered all of Upper Burma and its surrounding regions — stretching from the eastern and northern Shan states to the western Chin Hills and Manipur.

Toungoo and king
Satisfied that the 22-year-old had no designs on the throne, Toungoo Yaza on behalf of the king bestowed the title Bala Nanda Kyaw to Aung Zeya.
They also executed the captive king of Toungoo in October 1754.
Natshinnaung became Crown Prince of Toungoo when his father proclaimed himself the king of Toungoo.
Although the king re-appointed him as viceroy of Toungoo, Natshinnaung was deeply dissatisfied with his reduced status.
Several factors explain why Toungoo started attacking Pegu shortly after Tabinshwehti became king of Toungoo in 1531.
The Shans conquered Prome to the west of Toungoo in 1533, the year after Tabinshwehti became king of Toungoo.

Toungoo and Tabinshwehti
Tabinshwehti succeeded his father Mingyinyo as ruler of the Toungoo dynasty in 1530.
Between 1535 and 1539 Tabinshwehti marched south from Toungoo in a series of four military expeditions against the Mon kingdom of Pegu on the Bay of Bengal.

Toungoo and .
* 1555 – Ava Kingdom falls to Toungoo Dynasty of Burma.
It refers to the military forces of the Pagan Dynasty, the Ava Kingdom, the Toungoo Dynasty and the Konbaung Dynasty in chronological order.
* January – Battle of Naungyo, Burma, part of the Toungoo – Hanthawaddy War.
The Burmese, however, regained their momentum at Toungoo in the early sixteenth century.
The Mon kingdom then fell to the invasion of King Tabinshweti of Toungoo in 1539.
In the second half of the 16th century, the Toungoo Dynasty ( 1510 – 1752 ) reunified the country, and founded the largest empire in the history of Southeast Asia for a brief period.
Later Toungoo kings instituted several key administrative and economic reforms that gave rise to a smaller, peaceful and prosperous kingdom in the 17th and early 18th centuries.
In the second half of the 18th century, the Konbaung Dynasty ( 1752 – 1885 ) restored the kingdom, and continued the Toungoo reforms that increased central rule in peripheral regions and produced one of the most literate states in Asia.
In 1510, Toungoo also broke away.
In 1510, Toungoo, located in the remote southeastern corner of the Ava kingdom, also declared independence.

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