Yadanabon of Pinya

Yadanabon (c. 1280–?) was a queen of Thihathu, founder with his brothers of the Myinsaing kingdom and later ruler of Pinya in central Burma. The chronicles describe her as a commoner from the northern village of Linyin, a widow travelling south with her one-year-old child, whom Thihathu met on a hunting trip and took as a concubine.

She bore his first son Saw Yun, who founded the rival kingdom of Sagaing in 1315, and a daughter Saw Pale, and was then raised to Queen of the Northern Palace. Her line outlasted Pinya's: her descendants included Sagaing's later kings and Thado Minbya, founder of the Ava Kingdom.