[1] All information about Po Aih Khang comes from later historical chronicles, such as Mangbalai and Sakkarai dak rai patao.
[2] The Mangbalai chronicle, which gives metaphoric descriptions of the Cham kings, says: "Then there is seen a man comparable to a cock, grand, tall, enormous, and with a male beauty.
[3] Some accounts place a Patau Dam, "the young king", between Aih Khang's predecessor and successor, so that it is probably question of one and the same person.
This Patau Dam was (just like Po Aih Khang) born in the Year of the Rat (1588, 1600, etc.
He once left the palace at night and moved around incognito, meeting an orphaned girl with whom he fell in love.