#Konbaung dynasty

• Alaungpaya — An illustrious monarch in the history of Myanmar (Burma), founder of the Konbaung dynasty (1714–1760 AD), recognized as one of the three great unifiers of the country; a military leader of exceptional strategic ability who liberated the region from the domination of the Hanthawaddy Kingdom, subdued the Shan states, and founded the city of Yangon (Rangoon). His structural reign laid the foundations of a powerful and expansionist Burmese empire that dominated Mainland Southeast Asia during the 18th century and resisted early colonial campaigns.
• Alompra — A historical name or archaic European onomastic variant used to designate Alaungpaya, the famous 18th-century Burmese monarch and military leader, founder of the Konbaung Dynasty. This ruler is recognized for the structural unification of Myanmar, the liberation of the country from Peguan dominance, and the founding of the city of Yangon (Rangoon), his symbolic name being preserved in colonial chronicles and universal history treaties under this adapted form.