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'''Joonatan Ag Thuta''' (June 17, 1880{{spaced ndash}}January 14, | '''Joonatan Ag Thuta''' (June 17, 1880{{spaced ndash}}January 14, 1906) was the 2nd and last King of Bethausia of the [[House of Konbaung-Seppayilä-Caelum#Konbaung-Seppayilä Dynasty|Konbaung-Seppayilä Dynasty]]. He is recognized for staying with the [[Bethausia]]n people in order to provide them comfort and help during the [[Tarhaaja War]]. | ||
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| Joonatan Ag Thuta ဇဪနတန အဂ ထုတ | |||||
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| King of Bethausia | |||||
| Reign | 1894-1904 | ||||
| Predecessor | Rauni Ye | ||||
| Successor | Henry Louis Wunna Kan Caelum | ||||
| Prime Minister | Cho Naing Thet | ||||
| Sovereign of the Imperial Republic of Ganpadan-Pudasmina | |||||
| Reign | 1894 – 1903 | ||||
| Predecessor | Rauni Ye | ||||
| Successor | position abolished | ||||
| Governor of the Republic | Tapani Leppälä | ||||
| Born | Joonatan Ag Thuta Konbaung-Seppayilä 17 June 1880 Kengkaw, Bethausia | ||||
| Died | 14 January 1906 (aged 25) Kengkaw, Bethausia | ||||
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| Dynasty | Konbaung-Seppayilä | ||||
| Father | Rauni Ye | ||||
| Mother | Thidar Cho Nwe Yadanar | ||||
| Religion | Lutheranism | ||||
Joonatan Ag Thuta (June 17, 1880 – January 14, 1906) was the 2nd and last King of Bethausia of the Konbaung-Seppayilä Dynasty. He is recognized for staying with the Bethausian people in order to provide them comfort and help during the Tarhaaja War.