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The Legend of King Naresuan: The Series is a Thai historical action television series created by Chalermchatri Yukol, produced by MONO Broadcast and FukDuk TV. Daweerit Chullasapya stars as Prince Narest, a king of Siam (Ayutthaya Kingdom) from 1590 until his death in 1605. Who killed Mingyi Swa in war elephant in1592

The main cast include Phanukorn Wongbuoonmark, Nutchanon Bunsiri and Daweerit Chullasapya as King Naresuan, Nuanchan Na Thalang, Napapach Thitakawin and Pacharavan Vadrakchit as Maneechan, Rachhanont Roenpetch and Pitchawut Piemtammaroj as Prince Ekathotsarot, Phuchi Thongdee, Sittichok Pueakpoolpol and Rachan Sharma as Pra Rajmanu (ฺBunting), Pattarakorn Prasitrsetr, Korapat Kirdpan and Angkoont Thanasupcharoen as Maha Upraja Mingyi Swa, Pattaravadee Laosa, Suyeeyares Kayares and Patcharanamon Nontapa as Princess Suphankanlaya, Sorapong Chatree, Sukol Sasijulaka, Paramej Noi Am, Nussara Prawanna, Kasab Champadib, Thanayong Wongtrakul, Siraprapa Sookdamrong, Atiwat Sanitwong Na Ayutthaya, Nong Chernyim, Nongbew Khaokong, Surasak Chaiaat, Jirawat Vachirasaranpatra and Pattamavan Khaomoolkadi. In the second season, Nattarika Faodan, Raiwin Rassaminiyomwut, Worachai Hirunlabh, Athiwart Theeranithinanth, Marttra Praihiran, Krailas Kreangkrai, Napachanok Anuchitchanchai, Rungtiwa Kongsanun, Suchao Pongwilai, Yuttphichai Chanlekha, Bhasakorn BawornKirati, Khunakorn Kirdpan and Eak Thanakorn. were added to the main cast.

Prince Narest/ King Naresuan (Black Prince)
Prince Narest/ King Naresuan (Black Prince) (พระนเรศ/ สมเด็จพระนเรศวรมหาราช (พระองค์ดำ)) (portrayed by Phanukorn Wongbuoonmark (Child), Nutchanon Bunsiri (teenager) and Daweerit Chullasapya (crown prince)), He is son of King Maha Thammaracha (สมเด็จพระมหาธรรมราชา) and Queen Wisutkasat (สมเด็จพระวิสุทธิกษัตริย์) (daughter of King Maha Chakkraphat (สมเด็จพระมหาจักรพรรดิ) and Queen Suriyothai (พระสุริโยทัย)), was the second king of the Sukhothai dynasty, ruling the Ayutthaya Kingdom from 1590–1605, He was born in 1555 in Wang Chan (วังจันทน์), Phitsanulok Song Khwae. He have 1 older sister is Princess Suphankanlaya (Gold Princess) (พระสุพรรณกัลยา (พระองค์ทอง)) and 1 younger brother is Prince Ekathotsarot (White Prince) (พระเอกาทศรถ (พระองค์ขาว))

While he was young. He lived at the Wang Chan, Phitsanulok Song Khwae. Until then, King Bayinnaung (พระเจ้าบุเรงนอง) move the army to attack Ayutthaya Kingdom pass Phitsanulok Song Khwae in war of white elephants. King Maha Thammaracha was submissive to Hongsawadee Kingdom (เมืองหงสาวดี), so Phitsanulok Song Khwae must be the colony of Hongsawadee Kingdom, and not depend to Ayutthaya Kingdom, King Bayinnaung asked Prince Naresuan to be a hostage. In the year 1572 he had to leave from Ayutthaya Kingdom in the age of only 9 years and live in Hongsawadee Kingdom to 8 years and returned to Ayutthaya at the age of 17 years old. King Bayinnaung agree in Princess Suphankanlaya asked. When he returned to Ayutthaya in 1572, King Maha Thammaracha was change his name is "Prince Naresuan" And to rule Phitsanulok Song Khwae. He ruled the Phitsanulok Song Khwae and began to prepare to save the independence of Ayutthaya Kingdom.

In 1574, the army of Ayutthaya, under the command of King Maha Thammaracha and Prince Naresuan, raised the army to help the Hongsawadee Kingdom to beat the Sri Sattakanahut. But this battle is luck of Ayutthaya. That is when the army of Ayutthaya reached Nong Bua Lamphu. Udon Thani City He is smallpox. So army of Ayutthaya return troops to Ayutthaya Kingdom.

By the year 1578, Nack Phra Satha (นักพระสัตถา), King of Longvek (ละแวก) (Khmer Kingdom), who had been the colony of Ayutthaya since the reign of King Rama I think that Ayutthaya Kingdom has wound from the war of Burmese army. So he take the army to aggravate. Once a time he was send Phra Ya Chin Chantu (พระยาจีนจันตุ) become a spy in Ayutthaya Kingdom. Later, when Prince Naresuan knew the truth. So go out together with Prince Ekathotsarot and Chase Phra Ya Chin Chantu. But unsuccessful. Later he move a troop to beat Phetchaburi City. Prince Naresuan has command to Pra Rajmanu to move army to fight with the Khmer army. In the final result, Pra Rajmanu has won the war.

In 1581 King Bayinnaung died, Hongsawadee City has a new king. By Prince Nanda Bayin (พระเจ้านันทบุเรง) was crowned successor to King Bayinnaung. Naresuan was in control of the army and tribute to the Hongsawadee City. But Chao Fa Muang Kung (เจ้าฟ้าเมืองคัง) king of Kang. Not to send a tribute to King Nanda Bayin. So the Hongsawadee City send the army has 3 troops, Maha Upraja Mingyi Swa (พระมหาอุปราชามังกยอชวา) has direct to Hongsawadee Army. Prince Natshinnaung (นัดจินหน่อง (พระสังคทัต)), has direct to Tongoo Army, was the 3rd army Prince Naresuan has direct to Ayutthaya army to attack Kang city. Hongsawadee and Tongoo Army are not successful. So it is time for Naresuan to attack Kang city.

Prince Naresuan considered that Kang was on high ground. He planned a new battle. Partial attack in front. This section is not very large. But most of his strength changed direction, beating the back. so he has won the war. Prince Naresuan arrest king of Kang to King Nanda Bayin at Hongsawadee City successful.

By the year 1583, King Thado Minsaw (ตะโดเมงสอ) king of Inwa (อังวะ) was a rebellion. Prince Naresuan reached Kraeng the border town, where he learned that Phraya Ram and Phraya Kiet (พระยาราม และ พระยาเกียรติ) had been sent by the Maha Uparat to attack Naresuan from the rear while Maha Uparat attacked from the front. Naresuan called a council, which included priests, Phraya Kiat, Phraya Ram, and other Mons. Naresuan then "poured water on the earth from a gold goblet to proclaim to the devatas in the presence of the persons assembled, that from that day forth Siam had severed friendship with Hongsawadi and was no longer in amity as of yore."

According to Damrong, Naresuan then levied the Mons to join his campaign and marched onto Bago, intending to free the Siamese families held captive there. However, Nanda Bayin had already defeated the viceroy of Inwa and was returning to his capital. Naresuan then retreated after freeing about 10,000 families. Mingyi Swa pursued with Surakamma in the advance element. The Burmese caught up with the Siamese at the Satong River. There Surakamma was killed by "the royal gun used by Somdet Phra Naresuan while crossing the Satong river". This sent the Maha Uparat's troops into a panicked retreat, prompting him to return to the capital.

In the same year Nanda Bayin sent two separate armies, one under his uncle the viceroy of Pathein, and another from Chiang Mai under his younger brother Noratra Mangsosri. Both were defeated in separate engagements before they could unite, and were driven back in retreat. Then in 1586, Naresuan defeated the Viceroy of Chiang Mai near Pa Mok and Bang Kaeo, capturing his encampment at Ban Saket with 10,000 soldiers, 120 elephants, 100 horses, 400 boats plus arms, ammunition, and provisions.

In October 1586, Nanda Bayin himself led the Burmese armies to Ayutthaya and begin the third invasion of Ayutthaya. Nanda Bayin armies laid siege to the city for five months, but failed to take the city due to an aggressive defense by Naresuan. He retreated.

In 1590, Maha Thammarachathirat died. In July 1590, Naresuan was crowned King of Ayutthaya as Sanphet II (สมเด็จพระสรรเพชญ์ที่ 2).

The Burmese army led by Phra Maha Uparat attacked Siam again, but Naresuan defeated it near Ban Khoi. The Burmese army retreated back to Bago, losing many men, elephants, horses, arms, and ammunition.

In November 1592, Nanda Bayin ordered his son to attack Ayutthaya again. Mingyi Swa, Natshinnaung the son of the viceroy of Taungoo, and the viceroy of Prome formed three divisions. Mingyi Swa went through Three Pagodas Pass while the other two divisions came via Mae Lamao. The chief of Chiang Mai sent a boat force. Naresuan had been planning to attack Cambodia because of its border incursions, but then adjusted to the Burmese threat. Naresuan marched towards Suphan Buri and encamped his armies at Nong Sarai near the Thakhoi River. Naresuan formed a battle plan which involved a retreat, allowing the Burmese to follow, and then attack the disordered advance with his main army.

During the battle, in January 1593, the war elephants of Naresuan, Chaophraya Chaiyanuphap, and Ekathotsarot, Chaophraya Prap Traichak, were "in musth" and charged into the midst of the Burmese, with only a handful to Siamese being able to follow them in. According to Damrong's reconstruction, Naresuan, seeing Mingyi Swa on an elephant under a tree, shouted, "My brother, why do you stay on your elephant under the shade of a tree? Why not come out and engage in single combat to be an honour to us? There will be no kings in future who will engage in single combat like us."

The personal battle between Naresuan and Mingyi Swa was a highly romanticized historical scene known as the "Elephant Battle" (สงครามยุทธหัตถี Songkram Yuddhahatthi. )

After a prolonged duel and narrowly missing Naresuan but cutting his helmet, Naresuan was able to cut Mingyi Swa with his ngao (glaive). Prince Somdet Phra Ekathotsarot was also able to kill the governor of Muang Chacharo. The main Siamese army then arrived and the Burmese were routed and scattered. The King of Bago then ordered the other two divisions to retreat.

Naresuan's ngao, Chao Phraya Prap Hongsawadi or "Chao Phraya which defeated Bago" (เจ้าพระยาปราบหงสาวดี- เจ้าพระยาผู้ปราบพะโค), and helmet, Chao Phraya Sen Phonlaphai or "Chao Phraya which defeated a hundred thousand soldiers" (เจ้าพระยาแสนพลพ่าย), still exist today. Naresuan built a pagoda on the site of the elephant battle as a victory monument.

Naresuan brought before a council of judges those commanders he thought had disobeyed him or were negligent in their duties; they had been unable to follow him into the middle of the Burmese. The punishment was death. However, Somdet Phra Phanarat, a bhikkhu from Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, calmed Naresuan enough to have the punishment rescinded. Instead, the guilty commanders were ordered to take Dawei and Tanintharyi for redemption.

Prince Ekathotsarot (White Prince)
Prince Ekathotsarot (White Prince) (พระนเรศ/ สมเด็จพระเอกาทศรถ (พระองค์ขาว)) (portrayed by Rachhanont Roenpetch (teenager) and Pitchawut Piemtammaroj (crown prince)), He is son of King Maha Thammaracha (สมเด็จพระมหาธรรมราชา) and Queen Wisutkasat (สมเด็จพระวิสุทธิกษัตริย์) (daughter of King Maha Chakkraphat (สมเด็จพระมหาจักรพรรดิ) and Queen Suriyothai (พระสุริโยทัย)), was the third king of the Sukhothai dynasty, ruling the Ayutthaya Kingdom from 1605–1620, He was born in 1556 in Wang Chan (วังจันทน์), Phitsanulok Song Khwae. He have 1 older sister is Princess Suphankanlaya (Gold Princess) (พระสุพรรณกัลยา (พระองค์ทอง)) and 1 older brother is Prince Naresuan (Black Prince) (พระนเรศวรมหาราช (พระองค์ดำ))

In November 1563, Phitsanulok came under attack by King Bayinnaung of Burma. Faced with an overwhelming force, Maha Thammarachathirat surrendered in January 1564, and agreed to join Bayinnaung's assault on Ayutthaya. With Phitsanulok's help, Bayinnaung forced King Maha Chakkraphat of Ayutthaya to surrender in February 1564. Bayinnaung brought back the Black Prince and White Prince, along with Ayutthaya king Maha Chakkraphat. The two princes were educated and overseen by Bayinnaung along with other captive princes.

When Ayutthaya revolted in May 1568, Maha Thammarachathirat remained loyal to Bayinnaung, and became the vassal king of Siam when Bayinnaung's forces retook Ayutthaya in August 1569. The Black and White Prince then returned to Ayutthaya in 1571.

Prince Ekatotsarot joined his brother Naresuan in various wars with the Burmese. Naresuan declared independence in May 1584, and fought off a series of Burmese invasions from 1584 to 1593. In 1590, Maha Thammarachathirat died. Naresuan was crowned as the King of Ayutthaya while Ekatotsarot was made Uparaja but with equal honor to Naresuan (As in the case of Mongkut and Pinklao).

The end of this series of Burmese invasions came in January 1593. Crown Prince of Burma, Mingyi Swa invaded Siam once more, culminating an elephant duel between Naresuan and Mingyi Swa in which Mingyi Swa was slain.

In 1595, Pegu faced rebellions by various tributaries and royal princes. Naresuan planned a massive invasion of Pegu but the city was taken beforehand by the Lord of Toungoo with the support of Arakan. The efforts to capture Toungoo failed in May 1600 and Naresuan decided to retreat. In Lanna, however, a conflict arose between Nawrahta Minsaw the Burmese king of Lanna and Phraya Ram a Siamese-installed Lanna noble. Naresuan sent Ekatotsarot to claim the conflicts by dividing Lanna into two parts.

Princess Suphankanlaya (Gold Princess)
Princess Suphankanlaya (Gold Princess) (พระสุพรรณกัลยา (พระองค์ทอง)) (portrayed by Suyeeyares Kayares (child) and Patcharanamon Nontapa (teenager)). She is daughter of King Maha Thammaracha (สมเด็จพระมหาธรรมราชา) and Queen Wisutkasat (สมเด็จพระวิสุทธิกษัตริย์) (daughter of King Maha Chakkraphat (สมเด็จพระมหาจักรพรรดิ) and Queen Suriyothai (พระสุริโยทัย)), She was born in 1554 in Wang Chan (วังจันทน์), Phitsanulok Song Khwae. He have 2 younger brother is Prince Naresuan (Black Prince) (พระนเรศวรมหาราช (พระองค์ดำ)) and Prince Ekatotsarot (White Prince) (พระเอกาทศรถ (พระองค์ขาว))

In 1564, her father became a vassal of King Bayinnaung of Pegu in Burma. Her brothers were taken to the Peguan court to serve as pages and guarantee for the loyalty of their father, as was usual at the time.

in 1571, Suphankanlaya agreed to marry Bayinnaung to become one of his minor wives. This bond, too, should consolidate her father's allegiance to the Burmese king. Her brothers, instead, could return home. She had two children with Bayinnaung. After the king's death in 1581, she became the wife of his son and successor Nanda. In 1584, her father revolted against Nanda. He revoked the oath of allegiance to the Burmese king and it came to war. After her father's death in 1590, her brother Naresuan carried on the fight. In 1593, Naresuan defeated and killed Nanda's son Mingyi Swa in a legendary duel on elephants' backs. When Nanda learnt of his son's death, according to the common narrative in Thailand, he became enraged and stroke Suphankanlaya, who was eight months pregnant with his child, dead.

Maneechan
Maneechan (มณีจันทร์) (portrayed by Nuanchan Na Thalang (Child), Napapach Thitakawin (Teenager) and Pacharavan Vadrakchit (Lady)) She was the daughter of Mon people. After King Tabinshwehti was assassinated. Her parents were executed. Her mother took her to Mahathera Kunchong (มหาเถรคันฉ่อง) in Yodia Temple (วัดโยเดีย). Before going to the penalty. She is a child of temples are not polite. She is in a group with Saming (สมิง) as a leader. Later, when Prince Narest came to the temple. She is an enemy to him. Later, Saming invites her to be friends with Prince Narest. Make her a friend And always look after Prince Narest

in 1571, when Prince Narest fled back to Ayutthaya Kingdom. She became a servant in Princess Suphankanlaya and Princess Thep Kasattri (พระเทพกษัตรีย์)

in 1585, after Prince Naresuan declared her independence. Disappointment between Ayutthaya Kingdom and Hongsawadee City She followed Prince Naresuan back to Ayutthaya Kingdom. And take care of Prince Naresuan. As a friend And Prince Naresuan's trusted advisor

in 1590, King Maha Thammaracha died. Prince Naresuan's reign And appointed her as the consort of Ayutthaya Kingdom

Princess Wilaikalaya
Princess Wilaikalaya (องค์หญิงวิไลกัลยา) (portrayed by Pattaravadee Laosa) She was the daughter of King Narapati (พระเจ้านรบดี) and Queen Rajadevi (พระราชเทวี) of Prome (แปร). Her grandmother was raised from a younger child, when Prome lost the war in Hongsawadee. King Narapati With Queen Rajadevi, she has given her to the Prince Nanda Bayin son of King Bayinnaung.

In 1568, she traveled outside of front palace and was bitten by a snake, but Prince Narest came to her rescue. Make her impressed by the goodness of Prince Narest. Become a love. She secretly helps Prince Narest in secret. She made her way to Queen Meng Pyu (พระนางเมงพยู), her adopted mother, and Prince Mingyi Swa (มังกยอชวา) his adopted brother always quarrel. Because everybody in front palace thinks to kill Prince Narest.

In 1571, Prince Narest fled to Ayutthaya Kingdom. She brings news of Prince Narest's assassination plan to Princess Suphankanlaya. Princess Suphankanlaya brings the news to King Bayinnaung. King Bayinnaung gave the royal command to release Prince Narest to returning to Ayutthaya Kingdom.

Prince Mingyi Swa
Prince Upraja Mingyi Swa (พระมหาอุปราชามังกยอชวา) (portrayed by Pattarakorn Prasitrsetr (child), Korapat Kirdpan (teenager) and Angkoont Thanasupcharoen (crown prince)), He is son of King Nanda Bayin and Queen Meng Pyu, He was born in 27 November 1558 in Pegu (พะโค) He's an important enemy of King Naresuan.

The Siamese revolt took place right under Mingyi Swa's watch. In April 1584, Nanda and his armies were in Upper Burma for the campaign against Ava. Mingyi Swa had stayed behind at the capital Pegu (Bago) with an army to guard the rear. The Siamese army led by Crown Prince Naresuan, instead of marching to Ava to join Nanda's armies, hovered around Pegu, and openly disobeyed Swa's orders to march to Ava. Naresuan withdrew to Martaban (เมาะตะมะ), and formally declared Ayutthaya's independence from Pegu on 3 May 1584. Still in Upper Burma, Nanda in haste sent two armies (11,000 men, 900 horses, 90 elephants) to chase the Siamese troops to their country. Swa was the deputy commander-in-chief behind his father. An 11,000-man invasion force could have never conquered Siam, let alone in the rainy season. Indeed, the troops were caught unprepared by the flooded countryside by the Chao Phraya (แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา), and were nearly wiped out by Siamese on their war canoes.

In March 1586, Swa again led another expedition force (12,000 troops, 1200 horses, 100 elephants) from Lan Na (อาณาจักรล้านนา) into northern Siam. The goal was to seize northern Siam in preparation for a larger campaign planned for the following dry season. But the army could not get past a heavily fortified Lampang, and had to withdraw in June as the rainy season came.

Despite the failure to conquer northern Siam, Nanda proceeded with his planned invasion of Siam in October 1586, targeting the Siamese capital itself. Swa was left to guard Pegu. Nanda's invasion too failed. He laid siege to Ayutthaya for over four months (December 1586 to April 1587) but could not break through. Only a small portion of the original 25,000 men made it back to Pegu.

Nanda had not given up. In 1590, the king again ordered Swa to lead another invasion of northern Siam. Nanda had planned a full-scale invasion but had to scale back his plans to northern Siam because northern Shan states (รัฐชาน) of Mohnyin (โมนยิน) and Mogaung had also revolted. On 24 November 1590, Swa again invaded northern Siam from Lan Na. It was essentially a repeat of the 1586 invasion except in the severity of defeat. Like in 1586, his army could not again get past the Lampang fort led by Naresuan. But unlike in 1586, it was no mere retreat. The 24-regiment, 20,000-man army was thoroughly defeated outside Lampang in March 1591. The remaining regiments arrived back in such disarray that Nanda verbally disparaged Mingyi Swa and executed some of the top generals.

The momentum of the war was swinging to Siam's favor. In the following dry season of 1591–1592, Naresuan raided the upper Tenasserim coast. In response, Nanda and the court agreed to another invasion of Siam. Nanda again appointed Swa commander-in-chief but also appointed his vassal rulers of Prome, Toungoo and Lan Na as deputies. On 4 November 1592, two armies (24,000 men, 2000 horses, 150 elephants) tried again. The invasion ended in failure, and in Mingyi Swa's death in a battle near Ayutthaya. Both Burmese and Siamese chronicles say he died in battle but they give different accounts of how exactly he died.

Mahathera Kunchong
Mahathera Kunchong (พระมหาเถรคันฉ่อง) (portrayed by Sorapong Chatree), He was mon monk and He was abbot of Yodia Temple (วัดโยเดีย) He's an important teacher of Prince Narest. He is professional about weapons. He has taught the subject and commented on the situation to Prince Narest forever.

In 1583, King Thado Minsaw (ตะโดเมงสอ) king of Inwa (อังวะ) was rebellious to Hongsawadee City by persuading many Shan cities to rebellion to King Nanda Bayin, He took the Royal army out to conquer Inwa by ordering to King of Prome, King of Tongoo, King of Chiang Mai And King Maha Thammaracha King of Ayutthaya Take the battle. King Maha Thammaracha, allow Prince Naresuan to take army to help King Nanda Bayin beat Inwa. But the army of Ayutthaya did not meet. Get King Nanda Bayin think that Ayutthaya will be join of Inwa. So King Nanda Bayin commanded the Prince Mingyi Swa. Control the army of Hongsawadee. Find the method to assassinate Prince Naresuan. By Phraya Kiat and Phraya Ram (พระยาเกียรติ และ พระยาราม) led the army to receive of Ayutthaya army in the Kreng (พระยาเกียรติ และ พระยาราม). But Phraya Kiat and Phraya Ram brought all the stories to expand the Mahathera Kunchong, who is his teacher.

Army of Prince Naresuan came to the Kreng. He was told by the Mahathera Kunchong, who was the teacher of him, since he was sent to be a hostage in Hongsawadee at the age of only 9 years old. Phra Mahathera Kunchong forbid Prince Naresuan to stop his army only in Kreng. For fear of Hongsawadee City. When King Naresuan was aware to assassin plan He gave "poured water on the earth from a gold goblet to proclaim to the devatas in the presence of the persons assembled, that from that day forth Siam had severed friendship with Hongsawadi and was no longer in amity as of yore."

When Prince Naresuan returned to Ayutthaya Kingdom. His Majesty invites the monks Mahathera Kunchong Along with Phraya Kiat, Phraya Ram and many other mon families to evacuate to Ayutthaya. Prince Naresuan ask King Maha Thammaracha to appointment the Patriarch of the Northern Patriarchate at Wat Pa Kaew (วัดพระแก้ว) or Wat Phraya Tai (วัดพระยาไท).

King Naresuan has respect Mahathera Kunchong very much, even when he asked for alms commanders who had come along to catch the Elephant Battle (ยุทธหัตถี) at Nong Sarai (หนองสาร่าย). King Naresuan agrees in his speech. "These soldiers are not afraid of you. But to honor you. Like the Buddha To overcome the devil. If the Buddha did not help the god to win is not good. The Buddha defeated the devil even though he was alone. Like both of them in this. If the military is ready. The victory over the Pra Maha Upraja. There will be no great honor, of course. All because the god want him to have the honor."

Phra Rachamanu
Phra Rachamanu (พระราชมนู) or Bunting (บุญทิ้ง). (portrayed by Phuchi Thongdee (child), Sittichok Pueakpoolpol (teenager) and Rachan Sharma (Youth)) He was a heroic soldier and friend of Prince Naresuan. He was one of three warrior of King Naresuan.

It is also a military reliant of King Naresuan. which Phra Rachamanu often come out to with fighting Naresuan always and can win back almost every time, including the Elephant Battle (ยุทธหัตถี) at Nong Sarai (หนองสาร่าย). After Phra Rachamanu was appointed to Monarch. After Prince Naresuan's declaration of independence. Prince Naresuan commander Phra Rachamanu to let her go. And all the people of the Kung city. Make her appreciate the grace of Prince Naresuan. And change to love Phra Rachamanu. She then joined the army of Prince Naresuan forever.

Phra Rachamanu disobey an commander of King Naresuan when Srakest battle between King Naresuan and King Nawrahta Minsaw (นรธาเมงสอ) king of Chiang Mai (เชียงใหม่). by saying "The battle is courting. Fear that the retreat will cause the enemy to beat.". So King Naresuan commander soldier to told to Phra Rachamanu "If Phra Rachamanu did not turn back, You can cut the head of Phra Rachamanu to me". So Phra Rachamanu retreat.

When King Naresuan the Great came to reign after King Maha Thammaracha, King Naresuan to receive a royal pension.  'Chao Phraya Akha Maha Sena Bordi' 

Princess Lerkin
Princess Lerkin (เลอขิ่น) (portrayed by Nattarika Faodan). She is a daughter of Chao Fa Muang Kung (เจ้าฟ้าเมืองคัง) The leader of the Shan people. It is a people group in Burma. They want to be independence after the death of King Bayinnaung When King Nanda Bayin took the throne in 1581, all the governors of the various kingdoms go to Hongsawadee to give tribute. But Chao Fa Muang Kung did not attend the meeting. and a rebellion. So King Nanda Bayin sent three army for attack Kung city. There of army of Maha Upraja Mingyi Swa (Hongsawadee army), Prince Natshinnaung (Toungoo army) and Prince Naresuan (Ayutthaya army), Hongsawadee and Toungoo army defeat. But Prince Naresuan can win Kung City. Lerkin can escapes success, but later her returns to Chao Fa Muang Kung. But it was tricked by Prince Naresuan. Then she fled. Phra Rachamanu, according to Princess Lerkin. Princess Lerkin hits Phra Rachamanu's head and runs away, but finally returns to Phra Rachamanu. Phra Rachamanu took him to Prince Naresuan. When the Ayutthaya army reached Hongsawadee. Prince Naresuan had asked for her life from being executed. Chao Fa Muang Kung and her citizen had been sentenced to life imprisonment. After Prince Naresuan's declaration of independence. Prince Naresuan commander Phra Rachamanu to let her go. And all the people of the Kung city. Make her appreciate the grace of Prince Naresuan. And change to love Phra Rachamanu. She then joined the army of Prince Naresuan forever.

Princess Natshin Medaw
Princess Natshin Medaw (องค์หญิงนัดเชงเมดอ) (portrayed by Raiwin Rassaminiyomwut). She was a daughter of King Thado Minsaw (ตะโดเมงสอ) king of Inwa (อังวะ). She was crown princess of Maha Upraja Mingyi Swa

By chronicle accounts, the marriage was an unhappy one for both. It contributed to the fallout between her powerful parents and the high king Nanda that ultimately resulted in Ava's revolt in 1583–1584. In early 1583, Natshin Medaw sent a package to her parents, which contained a blood stained shawl and a letter. In the letter, she complained that her husband spent much of the time pursuing Princess Yaza Datu Kalaya, and that when she confronted him about the matter, he pushed her to the bedpost. The blood on the shawl, she explained, came from the cut on her forehead she received when she hit the bedpost.

The rebellion was put down in April 1584. The charade continued. Though she nominally remained the crown princess, Swa continued to pursue Yaza Data Kalaya, who was technically half-aunt to both Swa and Natshin Medaw. Yaza Datu Kalaya for her part continued to spurn her half-nephew's advances. But in October 1586, her protector Nanda went on a military campaign to Siam, and Swa remained in charge. Soon after, Swa raised her to be his queen, and in the process divorced Natshin Medaw. Back from Siam, the king was extremely unhappy to learn the news, and put Natshin Medaw in the same house as her mother with attendants.

Phra Chai Buri
Phra Chai Buri (พระชัยบุรี) (portrayed by Worachai Hirunlabh). He was one of three warrior of King Naresuan. In the past he was governor of Chai Buri. He was friend of Phra Sri Thamorat

In 1582, Nack Phra Satha (นักพระสัตถา), King of Longvek (ละแวก) (Khmer Kingdom) commander to Pra Toshsharacha (พระทศราชา) sent 5,000 soldiers to attack Nakhon Ratchasima city. Maha Uparaja Naresuan led 3,000 troops to the battle, commander to Phra Chai Buri and Phra Sri Thammorat, commanded 500 cavalry. He and Phra Sri Thamorat was attack to front of the Khmer Division untill Khmer army defeated to the Royal Division. Prince Naresuan attack until the demolished. After King Naresuan declared his independence, Phra Chai Buri and Phra Sri Thamorat led the troops to attack the army of Nantasu with 10,000 warriors who had set up camp in Kamphaeng Phet city to be demolished.

Phra Sri Thamorat
Phra Sri Thamorat (พระศรีถมอรัตน์) (portrayed by Athiwart Theeranithinanth). He was one of three warrior of King Naresuan. In the past he was governor of Tha Rong city (เมืองท่าโรง)

In 1582, Nack Phra Satha (นักพระสัตถา), King of Longvek (ละแวก) (Khmer Kingdom) commander to Pra Toshsharacha (พระทศราชา) sent 5,000 soldiers to attack Nakhon Ratchasima city. Maha Uparaja Naresuan led 3,000 troops to the battle, commander to Phra Sri Thammorat, commanded 500 cavalry. He and Phra Chai Buri was attack to front of the Khmer Division untill Khmer army defeated to the Royal Division. Prince Naresuan attack until the demolished. After King Naresuan declared his independence, He and Phra Chai Buri led the troops to attack the army of Nantasu with 10,000 warriors who had set up camp in Kamphaeng Phet city to be demolished.

King Maha Chakkraphat (Prince Thianracha)
King Maha Chakkraphat (Prince Thianracha) (สมเด็จพระมหาจักรพรรดิ (พระเทียรราชา)) (portrayed by Sukol Sasijulaka), He is son of King Ramathibodi II (สมเด็จพระรามาธิบดีที่ 2) and His half-brother King Chairachathirat (สมเด็จพระไชยราชาธิราช) was the twelve king of the Sukhothai dynasty, ruling the Ayutthaya Kingdom from 1509–1569, He have 3 daughter are Queen Wisutkasat (พระวิสุทธิ์กษัตรีย์), Princess Thep Kasatri (พระเทพกษัตรีย์) and Princess Boromdilok (พระบรมดิลก) and 3 son are Prince Ramesuan (พระราเมศวร), King Mahinthrathirat (สมเด็จพระมหินทราธิราช) and Prince Srisaowarat (พระศรีเสาวราช)

After the war of 1548, Maha Chakkraphat insisted on battling Burmese armies near Ayutthaya, so he heavily fortified the city and de-fortified three nearby cities, Suphanburi, Lopburi and Nakhon Nayok in order to prevent the Burmese from taking them as bases. The census was taken to derive all available manpower for war. Wild elephants (especially white elephants) were caught and accumulated in the full-scale preparation for war.

King Bayinnaung became King after the death of Tabinshwehti, and upon hearing about the white elephants, requested two. As Maha Chakkraphat refused, the Burmese King marched to Ayutthaya with a large army. His route was via the northern provinces since he had conquered the Lanna in 1558 and occupied Chiang Mai. Phraya Sukhothai and Phra Maha Thammaracha surrendered when Sukhothai and Phitsanulok were captured. The governors of Sawankhalok and Phichai submitted without resisting. At Chainat, Bayinnaung clashed with Prince Ramesuan's army but was able to break through. The Burmese army then reached Ayutthaya and laid siege, bombarding the city so immensely that Maha Chakkraphat "agreed to come to friendly relations with His Majesty of Hongsawadi." Additionally, he paid tribute of four white elephants and Phra Ramesuan, Phraya Chakri and Phra Songkhram were brought back to Pegu as hostages.

1560 King Setthathirath (สมเด็จพระไชยเชษฐาธิราช). The Kingdom of Lan Chang. (อาณาจักรล้านช้าง) Have a good relationship with Ayutthaya. So send the Ambassador to ask Princess Thep Kasatri. His Majesty accept so he send Princess Thep Kasatri go to Lan Xang, but King Bayinnaung knew that so he send Phra ya Tala go and loot Princess Thep Kasatri back to Hongsawadee city

King Maha Chakkraphat was aware of it. He went to the back palace (วังหลัง). and be ordained and appoint Prince Mahinthrathirat in reign continue him.

King Mahinthrathirat has been in regn for a once time. Later, there was conflict with King Maha Thammaracha. It was a riftdisunited between Phitsanulok and Ayutthaya because King Mahinthrathirat conspired King Setthathirath to beat the Phitsanulok. Untill he could not hold the government, so he back to reign again.

In early 1568, the captive king successfully convinced Bayinnaung to allow him to go back to Ayutthaya on pilgrimage. Upon his arrival, in May 1568, he disrobed and revolted. He also entered into an alliance with King Setthathirath of Lan Xang. He was not able to convince Maha Thammarachathirat of Phitsanulok to join him and his son in the revolt. Thammarachathirat remained loyal to Bayinnaung and survived the siege by Ayutthaya and Lan Xang forces until October when the relief forces from Pegu arrived. The invasion armies laid the Third Siege of Ayutthaya in December 1568. According to Wyatt, Maha Chakkraphat died one month into the siege in January 1569. According to Prince Damrong, he died sometime during the siege. The Burmese chronicles say that the king died on 15 April 1569.

King Bayinnaung
King Bayinnaung (พระเจ้าบุเรงนอง) or King Bayinnaung Kyawhtin Nawrahta (his full name พระเจ้าบุเรงนองกะยอดินนรธา) (portrayed by Paramej Noi Am), He was the king of the Toungoo dynasty, ruling the Hongsawadee city from 1550 - 1581, He have 4 son are King Nanda Bayin (พระเจ้านันทบุเรง), King Nawrahta Minsaw (นรธาเมงสอ), King Thiri Thudhamma Yaza (พระเจ้าศิริสุธรรมราชา) and King Nyaungyan (พระเจ้านยองยาน) and 3 daughter are Queen Inwa Mibaya (พระนางอังวะมิยะบา), Queen Min Khinsaw (พระนางเมงเกงสอ) and Queen Yaza Datu Kalaya  (พระนางราชธาตุกัลยา)

With much of western mainland Southeast Asia under his control, Bayinnaung now felt ready to take on Siam. He needed an overwhelming advantage in manpower over Siam because unlike interior Shan states, Siam could not be overwhelmed by the strength of his Portuguese firearms alone. Siam was a prosperous coastal power in its own right, and its forces included Portuguese firearms, ships and mercenaries. On 16 July 1563, he sent an embassy to Siam, demanding one of the four white elephants in possession of the Siamese king as tribute. As expected, King Maha Chakkraphat duly refused. On 1 November 1563, five armies (60,000 men, 2400 horses and 360 elephants) left Pegu to start the campaign. Another army from Lan Na was supposed to come down but King Mekuti of Lan Na had revolted.

The invasion route was via central Siam. The armies took the key central town of Kamphaeng Phet on 4 December 1563. Three of the armies then fanned out to acquire the key central Siam cities of Sukhothai, Phitsanulok, and Sawankhalok. Aside from a five-day battle at Phitsanulok, the armies faced minimal opposition. The rulers of the three cities as well as the ruler of Phichit submitted, and were reappointed to their positions.

The armies then marched down to Ayutthaya. There, they were kept at bay for weeks by the Siamese fort, aided by three Portuguese warships and artillery batteries at the harbor. The invaders finally captured the Portuguese ships and batteries on 7 February 1564, after which the fort promptly fell. The Siamese king surrendered on 18 February 1564. Bayinnaung took all four white elephants, among other loot, and sent the fallen king to Pegu. He appointed Mahinthrathirat, a son of the fallen king, vassal king of Siam, and left a garrison of 3000. Thai sources state that Bayinnaung also took Prince Ramesuan (ราเมศวร), the eldest son of Maha Chakkraphat, back with him as well as Phraya Chakkri (พระยาจักรี), the chancellor of Ayutthaya, and Phra Sunthon Songkhram (พระสุนทรสงคราม), the military chief of Ayutthaya.

Although he had finally conquered Siam, he still needed to deal with the middle Tai country. King Mekuti of Lan Na had allied himself with his old rival Setthathirath of Lan Xang. On 23 October 1564, Bayinnaung himself led five massive armies (64,000 men, 3600 horses, 330 elephants) and began a two-pronged invasion of Lan Na. The levies hailed from all over the empire, including Siam whose troops were led by Ramesuan, the former crown prince of Siam. The massive show of force worked. When four southern armies showed up at Lamphun, 20 km south of Chiang Mai, on 25 November 1564, the commanders leading Chiang Mai's defenses simply fled the city. Mekuti now submitted, asking for forgiveness. Bayinnaung spared the broken king's life, and sent him to Pegu. The Burmese king then stayed in Lan Na for the next four months, administering the country. He appointed Queen Visuddhadevi, as the vassal ruler of Lan Na before leaving Chiang Mai on 10 April 1565 to deal with a serious rebellion in Pegu.

Lan Xang proved a much more difficult project however. Three armies led by the crown prince himself invaded Lan Xang, and easily captured Vientiane on 2 January 1565. But King Setthathirath escaped. For the next several months, the Burmese troops fruitlessly chased him and his small band of men around the Laotian countryside. Many troops died of starvation and disease. The Burmese command finally gave up, and the armies left Vientiane on 1 August 1565. They had installed a son-in-law of Setthathirath as vassal king. They also brought back many members of the Lan Xang royalty, including Setthathirath's 18-year-old brother, Maha Ouparat.

Lan Na was to be at peace for the rest of Bayinnaung's reign. At Vientiane, however, the vassal king's authority did not extend much beyond the capital, backed by the Burmese garrison. Setthathirath remained active in the countryside, and would return to Vientiane in late 1567.

Even as he triumphantly entered the new palace as the universal ruler, or cakkavatti, trouble was already brewing in Lan Xang. About a month earlier, he had been informed that Setthathirath's forces not only had retaken Vientiane but were also raiding eastern districts of central Siam and Lan Na. In response, he had rushed down troops from the Shan states and Upper Burma to the border. But it was a rush job. The army could only muster 6000 troops on short notice, and was thoroughly routed at the border.

More bad news piled up. He learned on 12 May 1568 that southern Siam (Ayutthaya) too had revolted, and entered into an alliance with Lan Xang. The rebellion was led by Maha Chakkraphat, the deposed king of Siam whom Bayinnaung had just showered with honors and permitted to return to Ayutthaya on pilgrimage as a monk. No sooner had the monk arrived at Ayutthaya than he flung off the robe, and declared independence. But all was not lost. The ruler of central Siam (Phitsanulok), Maha Thammarachathirat, remained loyal to him. On 29 May 1568, a dismayed Bayinnaung sent an army of 6000 to reinforce Phitsanulok.

The war began in June. Desperate to consolidate the Chao Phraya valley before the expected dry-season invasion, combined Ayutthaya and Lan Xang forces braved unforgiving rainy season conditions and laid siege to Phitsanulok. But Phitsanulok's reinforced defenses held. In late October/early November, the besiegers retreated to their respective cities before the upcoming invasion. Bayinnaung's five armies (54,600 men, 5300 horses, 530 elephants) arrived at Phitsanulok on 27 November 1568. Reinforced at Phitsanulok, combined armies of 70,000 marched down along the Chao Phraya to Ayutthaya, and laid siege to the city in December 1568.

But the Burmese armies, despite taking immense losses, could not break through for months. When Setthathirath and his army approached to relieve the city, Bayinnaung left Binnya Dala in command of the siege, and left with half his force to meet the enemy. On 8 May 1569, he decisively defeated Setthathirath northeast of the city, after which Lan Xang ceased to be of concern to the siege operations. Meanwhile, Maha Chakkraphat had died, and his son Mahinthrathirat made an offer of conditional surrender. It was refused. Bayinnaung demanded an unconditional surrender. Instead he sent one of his Siamese nobles to the city, pretending to be a deserter. King Mahinthrathirat promptly appointed him to a high command. Through the spy's treacherous machinations, one of the city's gates was opened. The city fell on that very night on 2 August 1569. Bayinnaung appointed Maha Thammarachathirat king of Siam on 29 September 1569.

No troubles arose when Queen Visuddhadevi of Lan Na, who had successfully kept the middle Tai country quiet for over 13 years, died on 2 January 1579. Bayinnaung's choice Nawrahta Minsaw, one of his sons, faced no problems taking over the Lan Na throne. When instabilities arose in Lan Xang, he took no chances. On 17 October 1579, he sent a sizable army (22,000 men, 1200 horses, 120 elephants), which faced no opposition. According to Laotian history, the vassal king of Lan Xang Maha Ouparat died in 1580, and Bayinnaung installed Sen Soulintha, the usurper whom he had kept in Pegu since 1574, as the successor. The Burmese chronicles make no mention of any change for the rest of the king's reign. The Chronicles' lone post-1579 entry on Lan Xang during his reign simply states that on 2 September 1581, the king commissioned a Buddhist pagoda in Lan Xang. The Chronicles say that the vassal king died in September/October 1588.

King Nanda Bayin
King Nanda Bayin (พระเจ้านันทบุเรง) (portrayed by Kasab Champadib), He was the king of the Toungoo dynasty, ruling the Hongsawadee city from 1535 - 1599, He have 1 consort is Queen Min Phyu, 1 son is Prince Mingyi Swa (พระมหาอุปราชามังกยอชวา), 1 adoptive daughter is Princess Wilaikalaya (องค์หญิงวิไลกัลยา)

The first rebellion started in the Chinese Shan states of Sanda and Thaungthut (present-day Dehong and Baoshan prefectures in Yunnan, China), which never sent tribute to the new king. In September/October 1582, Nanda sent two armies (16000 men, 1400 horses, 100 elephants) led by Thado Dhamma Yaza II of Prome and Nawrahta Minsaw of Lan Na for a punitive expedition. The armies spent five months at Sanda before finally taking the town, and arrived back at Pegu on 9 April 1583.

But all was not well. Although the two armies had been drawn mainly from Upper Burma and Shan states, Nanda did not ask Thado Minsaw, the viceroy of Ava, to join the campaign, much less lead it. Thado Minsaw was a half-uncle of Nanda, and was married to Nanda's only full sister. Despite the deep familial ties, the slight did not go unnoticed in Ava. In June/July 1583, Thado Minsaw sent secret embassies to Prome, Toungoo and Chiang Mai to raise simultaneous rebellions. His intention was not to seek Nanda's imperial throne but to rule Upper Burma independently. The three viceroys sided with Nanda and secretly forwarded the news to Nanda.

At Pegu, Nanda was particularly concerned that Ava had the support of the Shan states. To counter the manpower of Upper Burma, Nanda secretly ordered troops from Prome, Toungoo, Lan Na, Lan Xang and Siam during the dry season of 1583–84. To be sure, he did not trust his remaining vassals either, especially Minkhaung II of Toungoo, his other half uncle who once revolted against none other than Bayinnaung. As a result, Nanda built a series of canals between Toungoo and Pegu. In March 1584, armies from Prome, Toungoo, Lan Na, Lan Xang and Siam marched to Ava. Mingyi Swa was left with a sizable force to guard Pegu.

At Ava, Thado Minsaw asked his loyalists from the Shan states to send help while his army tried to hold off the invading armies. On 24 April 1584, the two armies met at the outskirts of Ava—between Tada-U and Pinya. Faced with an overwhelming force, Thado Minsaw issued a challenge of single combat on war elephants to his nephew, who accepted. The nephew prevailed after a long drawn out battle, driving off his uncle off the field. Thado Minsaw with 2000 of his men fled to northern hills but died en route.

The Ava rebellion turned out to be just the opening Siam was looking for. The "proud kingdom" had been preparing its defenses for the eventual showdown with Pegu. Its ruler Maha Thammarachathirat sent a 6,000-man army led by his son Naresuan ostensibly for Nanda's Ava campaign. But the Siamese army did not march to Ava as ordered but hovered around Pegu. After Ava fell quickly, the Siamese army withdrew to Martaban (Mottama), and declared independence on 3 May 1584. Nanda in anger dispatched an expedition force (4,000 men, 400 horses, 40 elephants) to chase the Siamese troops to their country. When he got back to Pegu, he led another army (7000 men, 500 horses, 50 elephants), and followed up. His son Mingyi Swa was his deputy. Unlike his father's meticulously planned Siamese campaigns, the expedition was hastily planned. An 11,000-man invasion force could have never conquered Siam, let alone in the rainy season. Indeed, the troops were caught unprepared by the flooded countryside by the Chao Phraya, and were nearly wiped out by Siamese on their war canoes.

Queen Min Phyu
Queen Min Phyu (พระนางเมงพยู) (portrayed by Nussara Prawanna), She was the queen of the Toungoo dynasty, She have 1 husband is King Nanda Bayin (พระเจ้านันทบุเรง), 1 son is Prince Mingyi Swa (พระมหาอุปราชามังกยอชวา), 1 adoptive daughter is Princess Wilaikalaya (องค์หญิงวิไลกัลยา)

She has arrogance. When the husband was a maha upraja at the front palace. She has collaborated with the consort. Finding ways to kill Prince Naresuan often. But it was not successful. And she and Princess Wilaikalaya, her adopted children always quarrel. Because she adopted her love Prince Naresuan. and do not agree in what she did.

Luckwai Tummoo
Luckwai Tummoo (ลักไวทำมู). (portrayed by Thanayong Wongtrakul) He was a soldier of King Nanda Bayin.

Luckwai Tummoo is the main antagonist of Prince Narest (พระนเรศวร). Ben has a military position of King Nanda Bayin. One time, he planned to assassinate Prince Narest. By the way, Prince Narest then catches himself and throws him down to death. But it was not successful. When Prince Narest survived. He was riding on a horse and using a bar to hit Luckwai Tummoo was seriously injured. He is very angry. Later, Prince Mingyi Swa (มังกยอชวา) orders Prince Narest to take over the weapon at the temple. Prince Narest does not have a rehearsal weapon. It was like giving him a vengeance. At the end of Season 1, while Prince Narest is fleeing back to Ayutthaya Kingdom. He was ordered by King Nanda Bayin. The army to kill Prince Narest. During his assassination Prince Narest. Phra ya Tala (พระยาทาละ) holds the command of King Bayinnaung (พระเจ้าบุเรงนอง) to intercept. Prince Narest survived again.

In the second season. After King Nanda Bayin's reign, he was appointed military.

King Maha Thammrachathirat
King Maha Thammrachathirat (สมเด็จพระมหาธรรมราชาธิราช) (portrayed by Atiwat Sanitwong Na Ayutthaya), He is king of the Phitsanulok Song Khwae, ruling under the Ayutthaya Kingdom from 1569 - 1590, He have 1 daughter and 2 sons. They are Princess Suphankanlaya (Gold Princess) (พระสุพรรณกัลยา (พระองค์ทอง)), Prince Naresuan (Black Prince) (พระนเรศวรมหาราช (พระองค์ดำ)) and Prince Ekathotsarot (White Prince) (พระเอกาทศรถ (พระองค์ขาว))

In 1568, Bayinnaung marched large Burmese armies to Ayutthaya with support from Maha Thammarachathirat. Ayutthaya finally fell in 1569 and Maha Thammarachathirat was installed as King of Ayutthaya. Bayinnaung bestowed him the reigning name Sanpet I. The date of appointment was 29 September 1569.

Maha Thammarachathirat asked Bayinnaung to return his sons Naresuan and Ekathotsarot to Ayutthaya in exchange for his daughter Suphankanlaya as Bayinnaung's secondary wife in 1571. Maha Thammarachathirat made Naresuan the King of Phitsanulok and Uparaja in 1569. Ayutthaya kingdom under Maha Thammarachathirat was tributary to Burma.

In 1570, the King of Lovek marched Cambodian armies to Ayutthaya and laid siege on the city but failed. In 1574, under the request from Pegu, Maha Thammaracha led the Siamese armies to subjugate Vientiane. The Cambodians took this opportunity to invade Siam but was also repelled.

In 1578, the Cambodians invaded Khorat and proceeded further to Saraburi. Naresuan sent Siamese armies to ambush the Cambodians at Chaibadan, halting the invaders from reaching Ayutthaya.

Queen Wisutkasat
Queen Wisutkasat (พระวิสุทธิ์กษัตริย์) (portrayed by Siraprapa Sookdamrong), She is wife of King Maha Thammarachathirat, She have 1 daughter and 2 sons. They are Princess Suphankanlaya (Gold Princess) (พระสุพรรณกัลยา (พระองค์ทอง)), Prince Naresuan (Black Prince) (พระนเรศวรมหาราช (พระองค์ดำ)) and Prince Ekathotsarot (White Prince) (พระเอกาทศรถ (พระองค์ขาว))

In 1563, King Bayinnaung of Burma invaded Siam. The city of Phitsanulok was forced to surrender and her husband switched his allegiance from her father to his enemy. In 1566, she took part in the kidnapping of her younger sister Phra Thepkassattri, who was betrothed to King Setthathirath of Lan Xang, in order to thwart an attempted alliance between Ayutthaya and Laos against her husband.

Chakkraphat and Mahinthrathirat then marched to Phitsanouk while Thammaracha was away, and took Wisutkasat and her children to Ayutthaya as hostages. Following the Burmese-Siamese War (1568-1569), her husband ascended the throne with the help of Bayinnaung as King Maha Thammarachathirat or Sanphet I, and together they became the founders of the Sukhothai Dynasty.