Maha Pyauk of Yamethin, who commanded a sizeable army—vied to seize power while the rightful successor Prince Min Swe was too concerned to claim the throne. It was only through the efforts of Swe's younger brother Theiddat and the court led by Min Yaza that Swe ascended the throne with the title of Minkhaung, on 25 November 1400.
The narrative describes a power struggle in Myanmar, where Maha Pyauk attempted to seize control while Prince Min Swe was absent.  It highlights the role of Min Swe's younger brother, Theiddat, and the court leader, Min Yaza, in ensuring his ascension to the throne on November 25th, 1400.