Phra Chao Luang

Phra Chao Luang , the second sovereign of Xiān at Ayodhya, acceded to the throne in 1089

Phra Chao Luang remained on the throne until 1111. As he died without a male heir, the polity entered a brief interregnum. Historical tradition records that the king was survived by a single daughter, Rajadevi , who was married to Duangkrian Krishnaraja , son of King Kesariraja of Lavo. They then went to ruled Kishkindha ( or ) in the present-day Saraburi province.

During the ensuing vacancy of the throne, it is posited that political authority in the region temporarily shifted to Lavo. Shortly thereafter, the throne of Ayodhya was offered to a commoner, Sai Nam Peung, who assumed the kingship.