Kyawswa of Pagan

Kyawswa (1260–1299) became king of Pagan in 1289 with the support of the dowager queen Pwa Saw, after the collapse following his father Narathihapate's murder; he had governed Dala since 1285. His rule barely reached beyond Pagan city, while real power in the Kyaukse granary belonged to the three Myinsaing brothers, recognised by him as viceroys in 1293.

To counter them he sent his son Theingapati to the Yuan and received Mongol recognition as a vassal king in March 1297. That December the brothers invited him to a monastery dedication at Myinsaing, then seized him and forced him into monkhood. They executed him on 10 May 1299.