List of rulers of Pegu
Pagan period
In the late Pagan period, Pegu was not even the provincial capital of what would become known as the Pegu province in the 14th century.

List of rulers of Pegu

Section Title: Pagan period
Table Section Text: In the late Pagan period, Pegu was not even the provincial capital of what would become known as the Pegu province in the 14th century.

Name	Term From	Term Until	Relationship to predecessor(s)	Overlord	Notes

Akhamaman	c. 1273	c. 1287	Narathihapate	Pagan appointed customs officer (c. 1273–1285); Self-proclaimed king (1285–c. 1287); controlled only around the town

Lekkhaya Byu	c. 1287	c. 1287 (8 days)	brother-in-law	N/A	Usurper, ruled eight days

Tarabya	c. 1287	c. 1296	brother-in-law of A-Kha-Ma-Man	N/A	King of what became the Pegu Province in the kingdom of Martaban

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Tarabya was the king of Pegu from c. 1287 to c. 1296.

final_sentence: Tarabya was the king of Pegu from c. 1287 to c. 1296.