Kyaswa of Sagaing

Kyaswa (1323–1349), the eldest son of Sagaing's founder Saw Yun, was king from 1339 to 1349. He was not yet four when his father died in 1327 and his uncle Tarabya I took the throne. After Tarabya's son Shwetaungtet seized power in 1335/36, Kyaswa was hidden for three years at Mindon in Pinya.

In 1339 Chief Minister Nanda Pakyan crushed the coups, executed Tarabya and crowned the sixteen-year-old, then went on running the government himself. The reign was largely peaceful: Kyaswa kept the peace with Pinya by marrying Saw Pa Oh, daughter of King Uzana I, and it held even after Uzana lost his throne.

An inscription of 1343 or 1344 records his gifts of land and a monastery. He died around March 1349 without a male heir, and his brother succeeded him.