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Byat Za Za, (lit. "Lord Diamantine Warrior") and also appointed him governor of Donwun, the ancestral town of the ruling dynasty. After Martaban, Byat Za joined Dein as the king's two most senior ministers and commanders. The chronicle "Razadarit Ayedawbon" portrays Byat Za and Dein as the adults who guided and tempered the ambitious, brash young king. The chronicle reports a didactic episode in which Byat Za politely lectured the young king about statecraft. It came at the end of the Irrawaddy delta campaign of 1389–1390. By then, Razadarit's forces commanded by Byat Za and Dein had defeated the rebel forces led