Abhayakamini

Abhayakamini (, ) was a Mon monarch who reigned over Sukhothai from 957 In contrast, the Northern Chronicle records the date of Abhayakamini’s enthronement as occurring nearly a millennium earlier, in 44 BCE. Abhayakamini was potentially succeeded by a commoner named Sricandradhipati (also known as Phra Ruang [II]), as the chronicle says he was given the throne and governed Sukhothai from 959 onwards.

Abhayakamini was documented to have had two queen consorts. The second consort gave birth to Ṛddhikumāra and Pasujakumāra . When Abhayakamini resided in Haripuñjaya, his eldest son, Arunaraja—also known as Phra Ruang , the first Phra Ruang—was appointed to govern Mueang Chaliang through marriage to the princess of the preceding ruler, who had no male heir. Another prince, Ṛddhikumāra, married the princess of Mueang Pichai Chiang Mai , identified with and also known as Kampoṭanagara , and subsequently ascended its throne. Meanwhile, the youngest prince, Pasujakumāra, succeeded his eldest brother as ruler of Mueang Chaliang.

The dynastic relationship between Sukhothai and the Nan Kingdom persisted until Nan was annexed by Lan Na in 1449.