Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| monarch | heir | status | relationship to monarch | became heir , reason | ceased to be heir , reason | next in succession |
| alaungpaya | naungdawgyi | heir apparent | son | 29 february 1752 formation of konbaung dynasty | 11 may 1760 succeeded | hsinbyushin 1760 - 1763 , brother |
| naungdawgyi | hsinbyushin | heir presumptive | brother | 11 may 1760 brother succeeded | 28 november 1763 succeeded | singu 1763 - 1776 , son |
| hsinbyushin | singu | heir apparent | brother | 28 november 1763 father succeeded | 10 june 1776 succeeded | pyinsi 1776 - 1782 , son |
| singu | pyinsi | heir presumptive | son | 10 june 1776 father succeeded | 6 february 1782 killed | thado minsaw 1783 - 1808 , first cousin |
| bodawpaya | thado minsaw | heir apparent | son | 13 july 1783 father succeeded | 9 april 1808 died | bagyidaw 1808 - 1819 , son |
| bodawpaya | bagyidaw | heir apparent | son | 17 april 1808 father died | 5 june 1819 succeeded | tharrawaddy 1819 - 1837 , younger brother |
| bagyidaw | tharrawaddy | heir apparent | brother | 5 june 1819 brother succeeded | 15 april 1837 succeeded | pagan 1842 - 1846 , son |
| tharrawaddy | pagan | heir apparent | son | august 1842 father succeeded | 17 november 1846 succeeded | mindon 1846 - 1852 , younger brother |
| pagan | mindon | heir presumptive | brother | 17 november 1846 brother succeeded | 18 february 1853 succeeded | kanaung 1852 - 1866 , younger brother |
| mindon | kanaung | heir apparent | brother | 18 february 1853 brother succeeded | 2 august 1866 assassinated | thibaw 1878 , nephew |
Title:
list of heirs to the burmese thrones
Statement:
bodawpaya is the only monarch to have two heirs
Answer:
supported