Lithai

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Lithai was a prominent king of the Sukhothai Kingdom in 14th-century Thailand, known for consolidating royal power and promoting Theravada Buddhism and Thai culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Sukhothai
Thai monarch
alsoKnownAs Mahathammaracha I NERFINISHED
Phaya Lithai NERFINISHED
associatedWith Trai Phum (Three Worlds) cosmology NERFINISHED
authorOf Trai Phum Phra Ruang NERFINISHED
capital Sukhothai NERFINISHED
country Sukhothai Kingdom NERFINISHED
culturalInfluence codification of Buddhist cosmology in Thai literature
development of early Thai political thought
culturalLegacy early standardization of Thai literary prose
integration of Buddhism into Thai statecraft
dynasty Phra Ruang dynasty NERFINISHED
encouraged Buddhist monastic education
construction and renovation of Buddhist temples
era 14th century
father Loe Thai NERFINISHED
governmentTypeDuringReign Theravada Buddhist monarchy
historicalPeriod classical Sukhothai period
influenced later Thai kingship ideology
language Thai
notableFor administrative centralization of Sukhothai
consolidation of royal power in Sukhothai
patronage of Buddhist scholarship
promotion of Thai culture
promotion of Theravada Buddhism
notableWork Trai Phum Phra Ruang NERFINISHED
patronOf Theravada Buddhist sangha NERFINISHED
placeOfActivity Northern Thailand NERFINISHED
Sukhothai NERFINISHED
positionHeld King of Sukhothai NERFINISHED
predecessor Ram Khamhaeng’s successors
promoted Buddhist moral and cosmological concepts
merit-making and royal piety
region Mainland Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
reignEnd 1368
reignStart 1347
religion Theravada
surface form: Theravada Buddhism
royalHouse Phra Ruang NERFINISHED
sphereOfInfluence Upper Chao Phraya River basin NERFINISHED
strengthened legitimacy of the Sukhothai monarchy
relationship between monarchy and sangha
succeededBy Mahathammaracha II NERFINISHED
successor Mahathammaracha II NERFINISHED
title Mahathammaracha I NERFINISHED
used Buddhist cosmology to justify royal authority

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