Narathu of Pinya

Narathu (c. 1333–1364?) ruled Pinya from 1359, succeeding his brother Kyawswa II. Toungoo had rebelled and raided Kyaukse, and Narathu lacked the strength to control his vassals.

He abandoned Pinya's alliance with Sagaing and, after Mong Mao Shans raided deep into his lands in 1362–1363, took the junior role under their ruler Tho Kho Bwa in a joint attack on Sagaing. His blockade of the Irrawaddy failed, allowing Sagaing's royalty to escape when the Shans sacked the city in April 1364.

Tho Kho Bwa then sacked Pinya that May, carrying Narathu and his white elephants off to the Shan country. Narathu is remembered as Maw-Pa Min, the king taken to the Maw land.