[82] The subjoined table shows the succession of the Kings of the House of Alaungpăyá. The dates and details were gathered from the lips of Ministers in 1886:

Alaungpăyá
(1752-1760).
2. Naungdaw
Mintayagyi
(1760-1763).		6. Bodaw Paya
(1781-1819).		3. Sinbyu-yin
Mintayagyi
(1763-1776).
5. Paungga Min
(reigned seven
days in 1781).		Einshe Min
(died before
his father).		4. Singu
Mintayagyi
(1776-1781).
7. Bagyidaw Paya
(1819-1838).		8. Shwebo Min
(King Tharrawaddy)
(1838-1846).
9. Pagan Min
(1846-1852).		10. Mindôn Min
(1852-1878).
11. Thebaw Min
(1878-1885).

[83] Royal Herald.

[84] Wun, a local official of varying rank; probably in this case about equal to a subdivisional officer.

[85] Head revenue officer.

[86] Major-General T. Lowndes, I.S.C.

[87] Colonel C. H. E. Adamson, C.I.E.

[88] Wife (in this case widow) of the chief local authority.

[89] Incomparable.

[90] Council of Ministers.