In our Pali chronicle, we read that the king of
Pegu again invaded Siam, took the king Mahamahiaca
prisoner and returned to his kingdom after having
proclaimed Mahadhammaraiasi, the Governor of
Phitsanulok, the king in the capital Ayuthia.

About the third inrasion of Siam, we read in the
Burmese history that in A. D. 1568 the captive kirg
of Siam asked permission" of the king of Paga to
enter religion and return to his native country. When
he came back to Siam, his son Braxnahin, the tributary
king, began to assert his independence against the
Burmese king. In this attempt, he was supported by
his old father. A large Burmese army was then sent
to invade Siam again. In the end Bramahin was
made prisoner, and his capital was given up to plunder,
Bramahin either was executed or committed suicide.
Thaungkyi was then made tributary king of Siam.1
(A. D. 1569).

XVII—MAHADHAMMARAJASIDVIRATNA

According to the Pali Annals, he was appointed
king of Siam by the king of Pegu after he bad defe-
ated the Siamese king Mahamahinda. He is said to
have reigned for a period of twenty-two years.

XVIII—NARISSARAJA

His son Narissaraja (Phra: Karet} reigned at
Phitsanulok. He engaged himself In a war with the

1. Burmese Invasions of Siam—Journal of the Siam So-
ciety V, 1908, I, pp. 46-70.