| Saw E စောအဲ | |
|---|---|
| King of Hanthawaddy | |
| Reign | c. April – May 1330 (49 days) | 
| Predecessor | Zein Pun | 
| Successor | Binnya E Law | 
| Born | 1303 | 
| Died | c. May 1330 (aged 26) | 
| Consort | Sanda Min Hla | 
| House | Wareru | 
| Father | Saw O | 
| Mother | May Hnin Htapi of Sukhothai | 
| Religion | Theravada Buddhism | 
Saw E or Saw E Kankaung (Burmese: စောအဲ [sɔ́ ʔɛ] or စောအဲကံကောင်း
Though she was technically the young king's aunt—his father was her first cousin, Sanda Min Hla nonetheless made herself Saw E's chief queen. According to the chronicles, Saw E gave her respect as his aunt, and spent more time with concubines of the court. After a few months, the queen poisoned the young king, and placed her half-brother Binnya E Law, viceroy of Pegu, to the throne. (She again made herself the chief queen.)
The murder of Saw E greatly angered the king of Sukhothai as Saw E was a grandson of his. Sukhothai forces invaded but were defeated. From then on, Hanthawaddy threw off its nominal vassal status to Sukhothai.