Ratsadathirat

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Phra Ratsadathirat^[1] (Thai: พระรัษฎาธิราช) (1529–1534) was the king of Ayutthaya from 1533 to 1534 - only for 5 months. Prince Ratsadathirat was the son of Borommaracha IV who died suddenly in 1533 from an epidemic of small pox. Prince Ratsadathirat, aged 5, succeeded his father as the king of Ayutthaya. Due to his minority, his government was dominated by a number of regents including the Samuha Na Yok and the Samuha Kalahom.

In 1534, his uncle Prince Chairacha who was the Uparaj at Pitsanulok staged a coup and executed Ratsdadathirat and then assumed the throne of Ayutthaya.

Notes

↑ The Royal Institute. List of monarchs Ayutthaya. (Thai)

Preceded by Borommaracha IV	Kings of Ayutthaya 1533–1534	Succeeded by Chairacha

Monarchs of Thailand

Sukhothai Kingdom
(1238–1438)

Phra Ruang Dynasty	Sri Indraditya Ban Mueang Ram Khamhaeng Loethai Nguanamthom Lithai Luethai Saileuthai Borommapan

Ayutthaya Kingdom
(1350–1767)

Uthong Dynasty	Uthong Ramesuan Rama Ratchathirat

Suphannaphum Dynasty	Borommarachathirat I Thong Lan Intha Racha Borommarachathirat II Trailokanat Borommarachathirat III Ramathibodi II Borommarachathirat IV Ratsadathirat Chairacha Yodfa Worawongsathirat (disputed) Maha Chakkraphat Mahinthrathirat

Sukhothai Dynasty	Maha Thammarachathirat Naresuan Ekathotsarot Si Saowaphak Songtham Chettha Athittayawong

Prasat Thong Dynasty	Prasat Thong Chao Fa Chai Si Suthammaracha Narai

Ban Phlu Luang Dynasty	Phetracha Suriyenthrathibodi Thai Sa Boromakot Uthumphon Ekkathat

Thonburi Kingdom
(1767–1782)

Thonburi Dynasty	Taksin

Rattanakosin / Thailand
(1782– )

Chakri Dynasty	Buddha Yodfa Chulaloke Buddha Loetla Nabhalai Nangklao Mongkut Chulalongkorn Vajiravudh Prajadhipok Ananda Mahidol Bhumibol Adulyadej

List of Thai monarchs

Persondata
Name	Ratsadathirat
Alternative names
Short description	Ruler of Ayutthaya
Date of birth	1529
Place of birth
Date of death	1534
Place of death

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