519:"I pay court only to a king who wears a white umbrella, not to one who is without the emblem of kingship. If you should take umbrage... this and have me executed, I lose nothing more than my life... but the underpinnings of good administration would be uprooted for good. People would point out my fate as an example of losing one's life and leaving one's wife destitute for being loyal only to a crowned king and omitting to make overtures like offering advice to a pretender who later becomes king. Such attitudes are... anathema to good administration and will destroy your peace of mind. The citizenry and ecclesiastics as well will suffer should such attitudes become prevalent in a country."
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he would have fought
Razadarit or anyone else to death to defend Binnya U; however that after his lord's death, he acknowledged Razadarit as the rightful successor, and was willing to serve the new king with the same kind of loyalty and resolve. The reply won him a stay. After deliberating with his advisers, the young king decided that he needed the support and expertise of the court, and restored Dein's post at Syriam.
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613:. In general, the king relied on the duo for their advice even if he did not always listen to them. For their part, Dein and Byat Za dutifully carried out the tasks even when they did not fully agree with the decision. In one famous episode, in 1390, the king assigned Dein the ignominious task of asking Razadarit's first wife Queen
698:) although Dein remained responsible for the administration and defense of Bassein and the northern delta until 1415. (Bassein apparently was a profitable trading hub. In 1414, when Minye Kyawswa tried to lure Dein to defect, Dein replied that he as ruler of Bassein was allowed to keep tax revenues up to 100,000
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by sending diplomatic missions. He was the king's main military adviser in the 1414–1415 campaign. After having received intelligence of Ava's planned massive invasion, Dein in
October 1414 successfully convinced the king to leave the capital Pegu until things settled down. Later, in March 1415, when
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of bronze annually, and that he doubted Ava could offer anything close to it.) He still commanded respect from the Ava high command; Crown Prince Minye
Kyawswa called him an "old, wise general". The crown prince immediately launched an attack on Bassein after learning that Dein was no longer guarding
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contains several episodes that portray Byat Za and Dein (and the court) as the adults who guided and tempered the ambitious, brash king. Dein and Byat Za were the most senior members of the regime after the king, and often represented the kingdom. They were the ones
Razadarit sent to Siam to receive
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In the beginning, Dein was not yet part of
Razadarit's inner circle. The new king continued to rely on his advisers from the rebellion days to face off several challenges to his authority. (At his accession, Razadarit controlled only the Pegu-Syriam-Dagon corridor in the Pegu province. Other vassals
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In a famous episode, the 16-year-old new king reportedly questioned why Dein offered support only now, and why he should not be executed. The minister famously replied that his only "crime was being a servant of your father, the king." He continued that because he had sworn to be loyal to Binnya U,
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reports a rare disagreement between Dein and Byat Za in 1408 over Pegu's defensive formations against the upcoming invasion by Ava; the king chose Dein's more conservative formation over Byat Za's, and appointed Dein as co-commander. After the successful defense, the king upgraded Dein's title to
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by Binnya Dala per (Aung-Thwin 2017: 251) calls him "Tein Nge" and "Amat Tein". The main chronicles such as (Yazawin Thit Vol. 1 2012: 213, 219) call him "Amat Tein". But the edited and revised version of the chronicle by Nai Pan Hla (Pan Hla 2005) calls him Amat Dein. (Harvey 1925: 114) and
725:(modern downtown Yangon) failed, Dein persuaded the king not to execute the two commanders of the mission, but instead to give them a second chance to lead another attack again, which was successful. The battle of Dagon set up the famous battle of
661:. Dein and Byat Za, who had been governor of Myaungmya, another key delta port, were now responsible for defending the delta against upcoming Ava invasions. The duo successfully fended off Ava's reinvigorated invasion of the delta by Crown Prince
1082:(Aung-Thwin 2017: 220): The chronicle was written by a minister or a group of ministers, and written from their perspective. "Part of the end statement—that Yazadarit achieved what he did because he followed the words of royal ministers..."
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Dein lost control of Syriam in mid 1383 when Binnya U's son Binnya Nwe raised a rebellion during the king's long illness. He belonged to the faction of the court that remained loyal to the king while another faction, led by Senior
Minister
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Military adviser to the king. Sent diplomatic missions to Hsenwi to reaffirm alliance with the Shan state, and to seek an alliance with Chiang Mai. Organized a flotilla from the 17 districts north of
Bassein (out of 30 districts).
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In addition to their ministerial duties, Dein and Byat Za were also responsible for the defense of their fiefdoms. In 1408, Razadarit transferred Dein from Syriam to
Bassein, a strategic delta port, and gateway to the western
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chronicle reports two instances when Dein's title was upgraded to Dein Mani-Yut. The first instance was right after
Razadarit's accession 1384 (Pan Hla 2005: 164); the second instance was in 1408 per (Pan Hla 2005: 249). The
758:; as the chronicle puts it: the old minister left the "two main gates of the capital open". It was the last mention of him in the chronicle; it does not state whether Dein remained in office in the following years.
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After Byat Za's death in 1413, Dein became the most senior minister. He officially remained an active general at least until the 1414–1415 dry season. (In 1414, he co-commanded the defenses of the delta with Prince
1158:) in 1412 although the chronicle (Pan Hla 2005: 283–284) also says Dein organized a flotilla from the 17 districts north of Bassein (out of 30 districts) in 1413 in preparation for an attack on Prome.
506:, secretly supported Nwe's rebellion. Dein did not offer support to Nwe even when the dying king handed over the power in October 1383 to his elder sister (and Nwe's adoptive mother) Princess
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as governor by the king who wanted his old minister to be close to the capital. He remained chief minister for the rest of the reign of
Razadarit, who died in 1421. According to the
1060:(Pan Hla 2005: 60, 66) says Gov. Smin Sam Brat (Thamein Than-Byat; personal name, Ma Lagun) of Syriam revolted in the 1370s but does not explicitly say that Dein succeeded Sam Brat.
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Co-commanded the army and navy with Byat Za that took the Irrawaddy delta. Deputy commander (under Byat Za) of a 700-strong regiment that chased Gov. Lauk Shein of Bassein to
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though in October he left the front to join the king and did not see action.) He may also have officially given up his gubernatorial position at Bassein in 1412 to Prince
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Dein and Byat Za complemented each other. While Dein was the more experienced court administrator, he was second-in-command to Byat Za in military matters. The
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in 1385, Dein was yet not part of the leadership. It was only in the second campaign of 1386–1387 that Dein was given command of a 500-strong force to defend
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At any rate, most of his responsibilities in the 1410s were as the king's chief minister and adviser. In 1413, he reaffirmed the alliance with the northern
580:, finally entered the king's inner circle after the duo's performance in the military campaign that conquered the Martaban Province (approximately, modern
1047:(Fernquest 2006) use "Deinmaniyut". See (Aung-Thwin 2017: 341–342) for the names of the minister as reported in the chronicles and by various historians.
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of Myaungmya, to defect by promising the governorship of Myaungmya. But his overtures were rejected by Nawrahta, who reaffirmed his allegiance to Ava.
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621:. Dein did not want the task; he was sobbing before Tala Mi Daw when he asked for the heirlooms. A deeply hurt Tala Mi Daw committed suicide.
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510:. It was only after the king's death that the court, including Dein, offered the throne to Nwe who ascended the throne with the title of
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1606:
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Co-commanded Pegu's defense of the Irrawaddy delta with Byat Za. Successfully defended Bassein against a siege by Crown Prince
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Commanded one of the four flotillas of the combined fleet (200 war boats; 7000 troops) that invaded Ava by the Irrawaddy.
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1129:(Pan Hla 2005: 291) identifies Dein and Maha Thamun as the most senior ministers, with Dein's name coming first.
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in which Crown Prince Minye Kyawswa fell in action. After the battle, Dein tried to get a senior Ava commander
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chronicle by Shwe Naw, Chief Minister Dein did not take sides in the subsequent power struggle between Prince
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chronicle (Yazawin Thit Vol. 1 2012: 228) says he was given the upgraded title of Tein Mani-Yut in 1408.
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had either refused to pledge allegiance, or declared outright independence (in the cases of Viceroys
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Various chronicles use similar names to refer to the minister-general. The original version of the
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From then on, Dein and Byat Za became the king's chief ministers and generals. The chronicle
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384:
372:
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Dein is not mentioned as a commander in the first campaign of the Forty Years' War in the
726:
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1718:(in Burmese). Translated by Shwe Naw. Yangon: Burma Publishing Workers Association Press.
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Commanded one of two 1000-strong rearguard regiments that defeated the rebel governor
498:(modern Thanlyin). The appointment probably took place no earlier than the mid-1370s.
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chronicle (Yazawin Thit Vol. 1 2012: 262) names Dein governor of Bassein until 1415.
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The following is a list of Dein's military campaigns as reported in the chronicles.
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in 1389–1390, giving Razadarit full control of all three provinces of the kingdom.
576:; he outlasted Ava attacks on the town for over a month. In 1388, Dein, along with
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chronicle (Pan Hla 2005: 277) refers to one of the king's sons as Binnya Bassein (
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1675:(in Burmese). Vol. 1–3 (2nd printing ed.). Yangon: Ya-Pyei Publishing.
1661:(in Burmese). Vol. 1–3 (4th printing ed.). Yangon: Ya-Pyei Publishing.
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592:. The duo further cemented their position when they successfully conquered the
404:(1384–1421). He was also a senior general, and held key governorship posts at
1173:(Yazawin Thit Vol. 1 2012: 251) and (Hmannan Vol. 2 2003: 25): 70,000 bronze
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494:). Dein or Tein was the title which he received when the king appointed him
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217:
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56:
1607:"Rajadhirat's Mask of Command: Military Leadership in Burma (c. 1348–1421)"
1253:(Aung-Thwin 2017: 251, 342), citing p. 60 of San Lwin's translation of the
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Minister Dein's response to Razadarit as to why he should not be executed.
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849:(Thandwe) in southern Arakan, and got Sandoway to give up the governor.
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to give up her family heirlooms to be given to his favorite Chief Queen
1004:, early in the campaign. Later joined Razadarit's sojourn to Martaban.
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Dein spent the rest of the years mostly at Pegu. He was reassigned to
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Successfully defended Hlaing; the battle lasted for over a month.
537:
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1689:(in Burmese) (8th printing ed.). Yangon: Armanthit Sarpay.
1125:(Aung-Thwin 2017: 259) considers him the chief minister. The
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to invade the south to touch off what would become known the
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History of Burma: From the Earliest Times to 10 March 1824
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1489:Shwe Naw 1922: 49
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882:1 flotilla
754:and Prince
747:Mon Yazawin
727:Dala–Twante
615:Tala Mi Daw
586:Kayin State
566:Ava Kingdom
434:Ava Kingdom
398:Hanthawaddy
377:ဒိန်မဏိရွတ်
369:ဒိန်ၝိတ်ရတ်
316:1380s–1410s
226:Preceded by
220:(1384–1408)
165:Preceded by
115:Preceded by
81:Maha Thamun
64:Preceded by
27:ဒိန်မဏိရွတ်
1727:Categories
1667:Maha Sithu
1185:References
994:1414–1415
975:1412–1413
957:1411–1412
935:1410–1411
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879:1401–1403
861:1390–1391
837:1389–1390
817:1387–1388
801:1386–1387
756:Binnya Ran
710:Shan state
432:-speaking
332:Army, Navy
293:Allegiance
280:Profession
204:1370s–1408
99:1415–1420s
1697:(2003) .
1683:(2005) .
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783:Duration
780:Campaign
705:Bassein.
626:Razadarit
611:Ayutthaya
582:Mon State
562:Myaungmya
512:Razadarit
508:Maha Dewi
402:Razadarit
394:Amat Tein
390:Amat Dein
218:Razadarit
197:In office
158:Razadarit
149:1408–1415
145:In office
108:Razadarit
95:In office
57:Razadarit
48:1388–1421
44:In office
1643:(1925).
1586:(2017).
1097:Sanskrit
1011:See also
997:unknown
978:unknown
945:of Ava.
938:unknown
921:unknown
847:Sandoway
825:Byattaba
813:Martaban
742:Sittaung
554:Byattaba
504:Zeik-Bye
456:Tein Nge
452:Binnya U
414:Sittaung
329:Commands
213:Binnya U
209:Monarchs
120:Zeik-Bye
69:Zeik-Bye
1653:Kala, U
1631:8 April
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558:Laukpya
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418:Byat Za
410:Bassein
373:Burmese
324:General
170:Thilawa
154:Monarch
104:Monarch
53:Monarch
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789:Notes
762:Family
714:Hsenwi
701:ticals
574:Hlaing
406:Syriam
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723:Dagon
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1093:Pali
960:N/A
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321:Rank
268:Died
256:Born
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