Nawrahta Minye

Nawrahta Minye (1326–1349), also called Anawrahta II, was king of Sagaing for just over seven months in 1349. In 1336 his cousin Shwetaungtet seized the throne, and he spent three years exiled at Mindon in Pinya before the family returned in 1339.

Chief Minister Nanda Pakyan then crowned his brother Kyaswa and ran the government, leaving Minye a nominal role. He came to the throne in 1349, when Kyaswa died without a male heir, taking the reign name Anawrahta. He found a white elephant and styled himself Hsinbyushin, Lord of the White Elephant.

He strained the peace with Pinya by sheltering Nawrahta, governor of Pinle, who had fled its king, though no war followed. He died in November 1349, childless, and his younger brother Tarabya II succeeded him.