Uzana II of Pinya

Uzana II (c. 1324–1364), called Pyaung, was the eldest son of King Kyawswa I of Pinya and spent his life in the shadow of his younger brothers. Because his legs were weak or crippled, his father chose his brother Kyawswa as heir; after Kyawswa became king, their brother Narathu ranked ahead of Uzana as well.

In May 1364 the Mong Mao Shans sacked Pinya and carried Narathu off, and in June the court elected the long-overlooked Uzana king. He ruled in name only for three months, with little authority even around the capital.

But his kinsman Thado Minbya, new king of ruined Sagaing, proved the abler leader. Seeing a chance to reunite central Burma, he crossed the Irrawaddy in September 1364, took Pinya without a fight and had Uzana put to death.