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Phra Somdej To, Wat Phra Kaew:
$21.00

History ofPhraSomdejof WatPhraKaew Wang Na Collected as follows

1. Acquired from Wang Na (Currently the National Museum) was destroyed around 1960 due to the old chedi in the area of ??WatPhraKaew Wang Na. or WatBowonSutthawatnear the National Theater was destroyed. causing a lot of amulets to flow down and also found the ceiling of WatBowonSutthawatThe front guard has been created. since theBowonMahasurasinghanat(Boonma) period and the largest number of buildings in theBowonwichaichanperiod Last Viceroy of the Chakri Dynasty (Amulets have been created since the reign of King YodYingyot) jointly created amulets with ChaoKromThaor Chao PhrayaPhanuwongMahaKosatidi. (Thumbunnak). and there are some parts with Garuda insignia on the back.KrommuangBowonwichaichanPalace has PrinceIsaraphongand craftsmen engraved the designs forSomdejTotodistribute to relatives and elders. courtiers in the Na PalaceSomdejWang Na has many prints, for example, the angels are printed by machine. Bell curve print, lotus petal print, bald print, Aum print, eye cover print, side printPrinta picture like aSomdejto bury some gems. It is an inscription on the back and a square piece is printed. This type is quite large. there was a burglary The gold has been stolen. This amulet is from the Middle Ages during the reign of King Mongkut and Rama V. The printing is more beautiful than the local people\'s printing. Make it at Wang Na by making magic powder and conjuring it again before giving it away. The remaining amulets from the distribution will be contained in the chedi of WatBowonSathanMongkhon. and the ceiling of the church and contained in the golden chedi and the ceiling of WatPhraKaew WangLuang.

2.Obtained from WatPhraKaew WangLuang(Or WatPhraSiRattanaSatsadaramin the present) such as the ceiling of WatPhraKaew temple, the golden chedi, etc. From the known history that the panel was broken around 1980, workers who repaired WatPhraKaew were smuggled out to sell around theThaPhraChan Market. and spread to the provinces

WatPhraKaew has many places such as Wang Na, WangLuang, Wang Lang, etc. It has been built many times on important days, most of which were ceremonies during the reign of King Rama V.

3. Obtained from a fried inheritance, such as an amulet distributed in the palace Or in various important royal ceremonies, most of the people who received it were masters, court officials, as well as internal courtiers, etc.

The number of amulets and the number of prints of the amulets of WatPhraKaew (Wang Na) cannot be determined for sure. because it is not recorded But from asking adults, it is found that there are a large number of hundreds of thousands of bodies.

PhraSakulwang,Somdejof WatPhraKaewSomdejWangna

History of the construction ofPhraSomdejof WatPhraKaew

PhraSurname Wang in that sense means amulet created by the lord of the former era with the royal craftsman who carved the mold There is an exquisite beauty and hidden connotations in Buddhist art.Puttapisekceremony by a wonderful person The power within is filled with power. Those who believe and have access will manifest in that Lord.

May all those who have faith thisPhraSomdetSakulhelp to search for more evidence in order to preserve the auspicious antiques. and invaluable

PhraSomdejWang Na (Containing the dungeon of WatPhraKaew) built during the reign ofSomdejPhraBuddhachanToPromrangsi, gave the first sermon on the first visit to Europe of His Majesty King Chulalongkorn in the reign of King Rama V. The title was equal to that of the Patriarch at that time, in the creation the current reign was broken. The palace in front and in the Grand Palace, WatPhraKaew Morakot in the Great ChediPhraThatPhanomin the Grand Palace with a fan that shows that it has been bestowed upon him as the abbot