Po Jai Paran succeeded his brother Po Nit after the lost war; viwiki says that he moved the royal seat south from Phan Rang to Bal Canar at Phan Rí, which stayed Champa's last capital until 1832.
Political
Accession of Po Jai Paran
- 1613
- Southeast Asia
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