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uparUja, the son of the king of Pegu by making a
treaty with his younger brother ( anujadhiraja,). He
came out victorious and crowned himself king at
Ayuthia. In 1591, he fought against the king of
Camboja, attacked his capital and defeated him.
XIX—RAMESSARA
(A. D. 1605)
In 1605, the younger brother of Narissaraja,
named Raraessara (EkUdasaratha\ having the title
amtfadhit aja^ became king. He reigned only for
seven years ( five years ?).
XX—IXDARAJA
(A. D. 1610)
The king Ramessara was succeeded by his son
Indaraja in A. D. 1610. He reigned for nineteen
years.
During the reigns of all these kings, the assembly
of bhiksus, versed in Dhamma and Vinaya did not
meet in Council to preach the religion of Lord
Buddha.
The dynasty continued to rule at Ayuthia for a
long time. After Indarfija, we have the following
kings:—
1. Jetthalaja (Chao Song Tham)—8 months
2. Adiccavaipsa (1628 A, D.)—i month and
eight days