Realm · 1752–1819
Konbaung Dynasty
Konbaung Dynasty appears on the map from 1752 to 1819. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1794, it covered about 675,755 km².
One of the realms of Konbaung Burma. When Mon forces sacked Ava in 1752, a village chief named Aung Zeya rallied resistance, took the royal name Alaungpaya and reunified Burma within a decade. His sons were formidable conquerors: Hsinbyushin destroyed Ayutthaya in 1767 and beat back four Qing invasions, and Bodawpaya annexed Arakan in 1785, after which Burmese armies pushed into Manipur and Assam.
See Konbaung Dynasty on the map in 1794
- On the map
- 1752–1819
- Greatest extent
- 1794, about 675,755 km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Konbaung dynasty · Wikidata Q1062422
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 1752–1756 | 334,303 km² |
| 1757–1761 | 446,707 km² |
| 1762–1768 | 522,158 km² |
| 1769–1774 | 669,238 km² |
| 1775–1787 | 616,801 km² |
| 1788–1793 | 675,525 km² |
| 1794–1814 | 675,755 km² |
| 1815–1819 | 675,755 km² |
Related
- Konbaung Burma empire