Mengrai's family continued to lead Lanna for over two centuries. While many of them ruled from Chiang Mai, some chose to live in the older capitals established by Mangrai. Notable kings from this lineage include Kuena, who ruled from 1355-1385, and Tilokraj from 1441-1487. They are remembered for their contributions to Lanna's culture, especially in building many beautiful Buddhist temples and monuments showcasing the unique Lanna style.^[6] The Chiang Mai Chronicle describes King Kuena as a fair and wise ruler dedicated to Buddhism. He also had a vast knowledge in many subjects. One of his most famous works is the gold-covered stupa at Wat Pra That Doi Suthep, built on a mountain to house a special Buddha relic. This temple remains an important symbol for Chiang Mai today.