Vijaya

The Vijaya line was the restored Cham dynasty that reigned from Vijaya after the Tran occupation of 1312. Its founder Jaya Ananda was installed as a vassal vice-king in 1318 and repelled Tran Minh Tong's army in 1326, restoring Champa's independence.

After his death in 1336, his brother-in-law Maha Sawa fought the legitimate heir Jamo, who fled to the Tran court in 1342 and died after a failed restoration expedition in 1353. Po Binasuor, king from 1360 to 1390, united the Cham lands and sacked the Vietnamese capital Thang Long four times, in 1371, twice in 1377 and again in 1383, after King Tran Due Tong died assaulting Vijaya.

Ho Quy Ly checked him in 1380 and 1382. In 1390 Po Binasuor was killed by a firearm volley on his royal barge; his sons defected to Dai Viet and the restored kingdom's power collapsed.