Bayinnaung's reforms were continued by the monarchs of the Restored Toungoo Dynasty, who spent much of their efforts in religious projects. An important later king was Thalun (1584-1648), known for building a number of monasteries and chedis in Upper Burma and other acts of donation to the sangha. He also patronized various learned elders of his era, such as Tipitakalamkara, Ariyalamkara and Jambudhaja. Tipitakalamkara is the author of the "Vinayalamkara" and a commentary to the "Atthasalini, while Jambhudhaja" composed a commentary on the "Vinayatthakatha."