Narapawara

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Narapawara
နရပဝရကြီး
King of Arakan
ReignFebruary 1735 - September 1737
Coronation February 1735
Predecessor Naradipati II
Successor Sanda Wizala
Bornearly 1700s
Mrauk U
Died1737
Mrauk U
Names
Shwehninthakhin Narapawara
House Narapawara
Religion Therevada Buddhism

Narapawara (Arakanese:နရပဝရ, was a 38th king of the Mrauk-U Dynasty of Arakan.

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