Kale

Kale was a Shan principality in the Kale–Kabaw valley, west of the Chindwin and near the Manipur frontier. Its chief town stood on the Myittha River.

From the 1370s to the 1470s, expanding Möng Yang repeatedly raided the Kale and Kabaw valleys. Kale retained its independence for a time when Manipur and Pong divided neighbouring chiefdoms around 1470. It joined the Shan confederation against Toungoo, marching on Prome in 1543, but Bayinnaung's campaigns of 1556–1559 brought it under Burmese suzerainty.