Event Konbaung invasion of Lower Burma

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Was the invasion of Lower Burma by Konbaung Burma during the Konbaung-Hanthawaddy War.

Chronology

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  • July 1756: Battle of Syriam.
  • May 1755: Konbaung troops defeated a Hanthawaddy division at Dagon.
  • May 1755: Konbaung troops defeated a Hanthawaddy division at Dagon.
  • July 1756: Battle of Syriam.
  • May 1757: The capital Pegu fell on 6 May 1757 to the Konbaung Dynasty, marking the end of the Restored Hanthawaddy Kingdom.
  • April 1755: Konbaung occupation of Lunhse.
  • April 1755: In 1755, the Konbaung Dynasty, led by King Alaungpaya, defeated the Hanthawaddy resistance at Hinthada and captured Danubyu by mid-April. This marked a significant military victory for the Konbaung Dynasty in their efforts to expand their territory.
  • April 1755: In 1755, King Alaungpaya of the Konbaung Dynasty led his forces to conquer the Irrawaddy Delta, successfully taking control of the territory by late April.
  • May 1757: The capital Pegu fell on 6 May 1757 to the Konbaung Dynasty, marking the end of the Restored Hanthawaddy Kingdom.
  • April 1755: In 1755, the Konbaung Dynasty, led by King Alaungpaya, defeated the Hanthawaddy resistance at Hinthada and captured Danubyu by mid-April. This marked a significant military victory for the Konbaung Dynasty in their efforts to expand their territory.
  • April 1755: In 1755, King Alaungpaya of the Konbaung Dynasty led his forces to conquer the Irrawaddy Delta, successfully taking control of the territory by late April.