2004

The ruler of the city of Konja, named Thao Innumas, and his queen, Nang Chanthakaewkalyani, had no son, so they adopted a pirate’s son and named him Kongkha Pralai. When he grew up, Kongkha Pralai learned that his real father had been killed by Thao Innumas, so he took revenge by looting and seizing the city of Konja. Thao Innumas and his queen had to flee and live with their grandparents in a hut on the edge of the forest. The queen gave birth to a son in this hut.
Brahmin Wirunchai of Mithila had a son named Thepchinda. Wirunchai knew that Nang Chan Kaew had given birth to a son who was blessed, so he sent Thepchinda to find him so he could rely on him. Thepchinda found the infant son of Thao Innumas and stole the baby and ran away. A giant named Pinthumara caught the two children, but the giant took pity on the two children and raised them by feeding them the milk of Nang Kraisorn Rachasi and named the baby Singhakraipop. When Kongkha Pralai became ruler of the city, he caused much suffering to the people of the city. A group of ministers could not tolerate this so they gathered people to come and attack the city in return. After killing Kongkha Pralai, they invited Thao Intumas to return to rule the city as before. Later, Thao Innumas had another daughter named Suwannaratmi.