Kesariraja
King of Lavo from 1106 to 1110s
About Kesariraja
Kesariraja was a 12th-century mixed Tai-Mon monarch mentioned in the . However, this interpretation appears chronologically inconsistent, as the Kingdom of Yonok is generally understood to have fallen in the 6th century, several centuries earlier than the events attributed to Śrīdhammatripitaka. or Chueang) of Chiang Saen and Padumdevi, a Mon princess, the daughter of King Suvacanaraja of Si Satchanalai. Following the successful capture of Lavapura of the Lavo by his father in 1106, Kesariraja was installed as the new sovereign. and later ruled Kishkindha ( or ), a polity under the authority of Lavo in the present-day Ban Mo district.
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king of Lavo from 1106 to 1110s
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Kesariraja. https://biography.guide/kesariraja/
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