Myaunghla Princess

Myaunghla Princess , also known by her royal title Thu Thiri Theika Wadi (; Pali: Susirisankhavati), was a Burmese royal princess during the Konbaung dynasty. She was the only daughter of King Mindon and his junior queen. She was one of the three royal daughters of King Mindon who embraced monastic life as nuns, alongside Salin Supaya and Supayagyi.

Life Myaunghla Princess was born in September or August 1864. At birth, she was granted the appanage of Myaunghla and bestowed the royal title Susirisankhavati by her father. After the fall of the Konbaung dynasty in 1885, the princess and her family were forced to leave the royal palace, leading to a life of uncertainty and struggle. Unaccustomed to life outside the palace and lacking practical skills, they faced great hardship. Two months after their deposition, on January 1, 1886, the British colonial government designated the queen and her daughters as third-class dependents, providing them with a monthly allowance of 50 kyat for living expenses and 30 kyat for housing expenses.