Tarabya II of Sagaing

Tarabya II (1327–1352), the youngest son of Sagaing's founder Saw Yun, was born eight months after his father's death. After his cousin Shwetaungtet's coup in 1336 he spent three years in exile at Mindon in Pinya. On their return in 1339, Nanda Pakyan crowned his brother Kyaswa and ran the state, leaving Tarabya a nominal role.

Kyaswa and Nawrahta Minye both died within eight months in 1349, and Tarabya took the throne late that year. He inherited Nawrahta's white elephant and styled himself Hsinbyushin, Lord of the White Elephant.

Relations with Pinya were tense: in 1351 he sheltered Saw Ke, who had fled Kyawswa II. But he sent his sister Soe Min to negotiate a truce, and the peace held. He died in February 1352, and Soe Min's second husband Thihapate succeeded him.