Möng Mao

Möng Mao, known as Luchuan in Chinese sources, was a Tai state in the Ruili River basin on the Yunnan-Burma frontier. Around 1335 Si Kefa built his capital at Selan.

Möng Mao's raids helped bring down Sagaing and Pinya in 1364. Si Lunfa submitted to the Ming in 1382, but his attacks on defecting chiefdoms brought Ming expeditions that defeated him at Dingbian in 1388. After Si Renfa tried to restore the realm, the Ming campaigns of 1436–1449 defeated the Si family, who retreated to Möng Yang.