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PDMAC6653R : Supreme Auspicious Buddha Batch “Thoon Klao” CE 1992 Phra Kring – Phra Chaiwat Phichit Marn (2 pcs) Nawa Loha (Wat Suthat, Bangkok)
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Name: Phra Kring – Phra Chaiwat Phichit Marn (2 pcs)

Name: “Thoon Klao” = offer to the King

Year: BE2535 (CE1992)

From: Wat Suthat, Bangkok

Origin: Thailand

Material:Nawa Loha (9 sacred metals)

Feature: Phra Kring has serial number “12”. Phra Chaiwat does not have serial number.

Ceremony: These Buddha amulets were created by traditional method of Wat Suthat, blessed on Sao 5 Day* in the Uposatha hall, Wat Suthat in 1992.

*Sao 5 (Thai: Sao Ha) is the fifth Saturday of the fifth lunar month, which is the probability of this day is rare according to the ancient belief that Saturn is a very strong and powerful star. It will have stronger magical effects more than a normal day.

Chanted by famous guru monks from 73 Provinces (in those days) for 3 days and 3 nights such as
- LP Mian, Wat Pho Kob Jao
- LP Mee, Wat Marnvichai
- LP Tim, Wat Phra Khow
- LP Yid, Wat Nong Jok
- LP Huad
- LP Lamun
- LP Pern
- LP Uttama
- LP Uttama
- LP Ket
- LP Phimpha
- LP Lamyai
- LP Payung
- LP Sawat
- LP Eiad
- LP Auaypon
And many other guru monks.

Power: Phra Kring and Phra Chaiwat are famous Buddha amulets in Thailand. They are usually made together with similar appearance, but Phra Chaiwat is smaller.

Phra Kring is a famous Buddha amulet in Thailand. Believed to fulfill wishes of prayer, bring wealth, prosperity, progression, safety and peacefulness as well as used to make holy water to cure illness and drive out the inauspicious.

The name “Phra Kring” (Phra = Buddha, Kring = inside metal bead) comes from a metal bead in amulet. The ringing sound is believed to bring good luck.

People believe Phra Kring can cure illness. In the reign of King Rama III, there was the spreading of cholera that killed many Thai people. Somdej Phrawannarat (LP Daeng) abbot of Wat Suthat, Bangkok blessed Phra Kring amulet in the water and gave out water to people. People who drank that water (including LP Daeng) could get over cholera.

Phra Chaiwat is an amulet of the King. Every king of Thailand has his own Phra Chaiwat. Phra Chaiwat means “always conquer/win/succeed”. In the past, Phra Chaiwat is made as a model before making Phra Kring to mean propitious beginning.

People believe to worship Phra Chaiwat will bring propitiousness, good luck, wealth, safety and success in what we hope for in human endeavor. Besides, gurus say Phra Chaiwat can carry off illness, too.

History of Wat Suthat:

Wat Suthat is on Bamrung Muang Road, famous for the excellent murals created in the reign of King Rama III. The Wihara (preaching hall) should be seen for its collection of gilded Buddha images. A huge door with intricate carving, which is the masterpiece of King Rama II, once belonged to this temple and is now kept in the National Museum. In front of the temple is the Giant Swing or Sao Ching Cha, where a Bra manic ceremony had taken place until the early 20th century. Many nearby shops stock a very comprehensive range of Buddhist religious supplies

Wat Suthat was constructed in 1807 after the 27th anniversary of the founding of Bangkok by King Rama I. The main Wihan is surrounded by a cirulambutory area of three levels. On the uppermost level are mounted small chapels for each of its four corners. Phra Sisakayamuni, the main Buddha image, is larger and older than any other bronze cast Buddha image in Thailand. The base of the image is 6.25 meters wide and has a height of 8 meters.

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