List of rulers of Lan Na
Kings of Ngoen Yang
See also: Ngoenyang
- Lawachangkarat or Lavachankaraja or Lao Chong
- Lao Kao Kaeo Ma Mueang
- Lao Sao
- Lao Tang or Lao Phang
- Lao Klom or Lao Luang
- Lao Leo
- Lao Kap
- Lao Khim or Lao Kin
- Lao Khiang (The royal court moved to Ngeon Yang)
- Lao Khiu
- Lao Thoeng or Lao Ting
- Lao Tueng or Lao Toeng
- Lao Khon
- Lao Som
- Lao Kuak or Lao Phuak
- Lao Kiu or Lao Kwin
- Lao Chong
- Chom Pha Rueang
- Lao Choeng or Phanya Coeng or Khun Chuang
- Lao Ngoen Rueang
- Lao Sin or Lao Chuen
- Lao Ming
- Lao Mueang or Lao Moeng
- Lao Meng
- Mangrai the Great, 1261–1292 (The first king of Mangrai dynasty in Chiang Mai)
Lanna Kingdom : Mangrai Dynasty 1292–1558
See also: Lan Na
- Mangrai the Great, 1292–1311
- Chaiyasongkhram, 1311-1325
- Saenphu, 1325-1334
- Khamfu, 1334-1336
- Phayu, 1336-1355
- Kue Na, 1355-1385[1]
- Saenmueangma, 1385-1401
- Samfangkaen, 1402-1441
- Tilokkarat, 1441-1487
- Yotchiangrai, 1487-1495
- Kaeo or Mueangkaeo, 1495-1525
- Ket or Muangketklao, 1525-1538 (1st reign)
- Saikham, 1538-1543
- Ket or Mueangketklao, 1543-1545 (2nd reign)
- Chiraprapha, 1545-1546 (queen's reign)
- Chaiyachettha, 1546-1547, also king of Lan Xang
- interregnum, 1547–1551
- Mekuti, 1551–1558
Lanna Kingdom: Burmese rule 1558–1775
See also: Lan Na § Burmese rule
- Mekuti, 1558–1564 (Mangrai line)
- Wisutthithewi, 1565–1578 (Mangrai line)
- Nawrahta Minsaw, 1579–1607/08
- Thado Minsaw (Phra Choi), 1607/08–1608/09
- Minye Deibba (Phra Chaiyathip), 1608/09–1614
- Thado Kyaw, 1614
- King Si Songmueang, 1615–1631
- Lord Thipphanet, 1631–1655
- Phra Saenmueang, 1655-1659
- Ruler of Phrae, 1659-1672
- Viceroy Uengsae of Ava, 1672-1675
- Che Putarai, 1675-1707
- Mang Raenra, 1707-1727
- Thepsing, 1727 (independent ruler)
- Ong Kham, 1727-1759
- Ong Chan, 1759-1761 (independent ruler)
- Khihut, 1761-1763 (independent ruler)
- Po Aphaikhamini, 1763-1768
- Po Mayu-nguan, 1768-1775
Lanna states under Siamese tributary 1775–1899
See also: Kingdom of Chiang Mai
Thonburi Royal Court
Ruler of Chiangmai
- Lord Chaban (Bunma) 1775–1782
Chet Ton Dynasty
Chet Ton Dynasty (or Thipchang Dynasty) was founded in 1732 by Thipchang, a hunter who was appointed by the King of Burma as King Ruler of Lampang.
Rulers of Chiang Mai (as the chief of the dynasty) 1782-1939
- King Kawila, 1782-1813 (Ex-Ruler of Lampang)
- Prince Thammalangka or Dharmalanka, 1813-1822
- Prince Khamfan, 1823-1825 (Ex-Ruler of Lamphun)
- Prince Phutthawong or Buddhavansa, 1826-1846
- King Mahotaraprathet, 1847-1854
- King Kawirolot Suriyawong, 1856-1870
- King Inthawichayanon, 1873-1896
- Prince Inthawarorot Suriyawong, 1901-1909 (Thai annexed Lanna)
- Prince Kaew Nawarat, 1911-1939 (title dissolved)
Rulers of Lampang 1732-1925
- King Thipchang, 1732-1759 (Burmese Era)
- Prince Chaikaeo, 1759-1774 (Burmese Era)
- Prince Kawila, 1774-1782 (The first ruler under Siamese, became Ruler of Chiangmai in 1782)
- Prince Khamsom, 1782-1794
- King Duangthip, 1794-1825
- Prince Chaiwong or Jayavansa, 1825-1838
- Prince Khattiya, 1838
- Prince Noi In, 1838-1848 (Ex-Ruler of Lamphun)
- Prince Worayannarangsi or Varayanaransi, 1848-1873
- Prince Phrommaphiwong or Brahmabhivansa, 1873-1887
- Prince Suriya Changwang or Surya Changwang, 1887
- Prince Noranan Chaichawalit or Narananda Jayajavalit, 1887-1897
- Prince Bunyawat Wongmanit or Bunyavadya Vansamanit, 1897-1922 (Thai annexed Lanna)
- Prince Ratchabut (Noi Mueangphruan), 1922-1925 (title dissolved)
Rulers of Lamphun 1805-1943
- Prince Khamfan, 1805-1815 (Ruler of Chiang Mai in 1823)
- King Bunmamueang, 1815-1827
- Prince Noi In, 1827-1837 (Ruler of Lampang in 1838)
- Prince Khamtan, 1838-1841
- Prince Thammalangka or Dharmalanka, 1841-1843
- Prince Chailangkaphisan Sophakkhun, 1848-1871
- Prince Daradirekratphairot, 1871-1888
- Prince Hemphinphaichit, 1888-1895
- Prince Inthayongyotchot, 1895-1911 (Siam annexed Lanna)
- Prince Chakkham Khachonsak, 1911-1943 (title dissolved)
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