Wara Dhammaraza

Wara Dhammaraza
Wara Dhammaraza
King of Arakan
Reign	1685 – 1692
Coronation	April 20, 1685
House	Narapatigyi
Father	Sanda Thudhamma
Mother	Yadanar Piya
Religion	Therevada Buddhism

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Wara Dhammaraza (Arakanese:ဝရ ဓမ္မာရာဇာ) was a king of Mrauk-U Dynasty of Arakan.

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