List of Burmese royal consorts
This is a list of the queen consorts of the major kingdoms that existed in present-day Myanmar. Those with the rank of " Nan Mibaya " (Queens Or King's consort of The Palace Aka Most Supreme Queens Of The Senior rank or Principal Queens Of Burma), " Mibaya Nge " (Junior Queens Aka Junior King's consorts), " Kolotetaw " (Concubines) —are listed. Primer. Rankings of consorts. Prior to the Konbaung period (1752–1885), the consorts of the Burmese monarchs were organized in three general tiers:The Principal Queens Or Supreme Queens Of The Senior Rank Or Queens Of Palace  (“Nan-ya Mibaya” (Burmese:နန်းရမိဖုရားကြီး)), Junior Queens (“Mibaya Nge” (Burmese:မိဖုရားငယ်), The Concubines (“Kolotetaw” (Burmese: ကိုယ်လုပ်တော်) Starting in the late 18th century, the Konbaung kings inserted the tiers of "Hsaungdaw Mibaya" (, lit. "Queen of the Royal Apartment") and "Shwe-Yay Hsaung Mibaya" (, lit. "Queen of the Gilded Chamber") between the tiers of senior queen and junior queen. Each tier had further rankings within it. The order of precedence within the topmost tier was: Even though they are in the same position,they have to respect someone higher rank than themselves and There should always be only three or four in this rank  because there were three or 4 supreme queen aka main queen since the Bagan period Aside from a few rare exceptions, the Queen of the Southern Palace was the official chief queen consort. In theory, the chief queen consort alone had the right to a white umbrella and to sit with the King on the royal throne. Names. The names of the queens, if known, are given according to their most well known common name, which often happens to be the primary name used by the royal chronicles. The chronicle reported names of the queens may be their popular/commonly  known name (e.g., Pwa Saw, Nanmadaw Me Nu); formal title (e.g., Agga Mahethi, Sanda Dewi); personal name (e.g., Shin Bo-Me, Yun San); or generic name of the office (Hanthawaddy Mibaya, "Queen of Hanthawaddy"; or Myauk Pyinthe, "Queen of the Northern Palace"). Finally, the names of the queens with no known records are given as "(Unknown)". Duration of consortship. The "Became consort" and "Ceased to be consort" dates indicate the period in which a given queen was in the role of royal consort—not the duration of marriage.