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Wednesday, 4 April 2018

Myva la kag

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Other names / Alternative spellings 


Social groups (status, family, lineage...) 

Myva (people) 

'Jang (country) 


Period of activity 

VIIIth century 



Biographical data 

In Bird year [733] Li Zhang sho, emissary of China, and Myva la kag paid homage (ms. PT 1288-ITJ 750 l. 265-266). 


Titles 


Notes 

Myva La kag is most likely the king Piluogua of Nanzhao mentioned by Chinese sources. At first a local chieftain, he unified the Nanzhao and reigned from 728 to 748. His son and heir was Kag la bong (pinyin : Geluofeng, see Stein 1952 p. 83, Backus 1981 p. 57-63).

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