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History of Judicial System In the Reign of King Badon (1782-1819) Aye Aye Myaing This paper deals with the history of judicial system in the reign of King Badon (1782-1819). It presents the establishment of the courts both at the royal capital and in the provinces including rural capital and in the provinces including rural areas for hearing legal cases, how the civil cases had to be decided according to the dhammathats or customary law, how the criminal cases had to be tried in accordance with the royal orders or yazathats. Moreover, it also puts up a judicial process that the four types of trial are exercised when there were no witnesses. With regard to the judicial administration in the Konbaung Period, the legal cases were traditionally heard at the Hluttaw, She-yon, Nauk-yon, Taya-yon and pyin-ein, Wun-eins but there was only one instance in which a case was tried at the Byedaik in the reign of king Badon. By highlighting the trial of Byediak during the reign of King Badon, this paper also contributes important informations to the observers who are interested in the Myanmar Judicial system of Konbaung Period. 2018 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12678/0000000560 https://meral.edu.mm/records/560