Wat In ~ Golden Somdet PutthaCharn Toh Rian & Library Images BE 2552.

This sacred Golden Somdet PutthaCharn Toh Rian & Library BE 2552, strongly blessed at Wat Intharawihan by many Top Monks in year BE 2552.This Golden Rian is to raise fund to build a new Library Hall and should be highly collectible.

Somdet Phra Buddhacharn Toh Prohmarangsri of Wat Rakhang (Ajahn Toh) was the most famous and beloved monk in the nineteenth century in Thailand. Somdej Toh was born during the reign of King Rama on the morning of the 17th April BE 2331 (1788). Somdet Toh studied the Buddhist scriptures of the Pali words with several Top Masters and he became the preceptor for Prince Mongkut (later King Rama IV) when Mongkut became a monk. Another contribution of Somdet Toh is improved and rewritten the Katha Chinabunchorn. The Katha Chinabunchorn is very powerful Katha and believed to be the supreme Buddhist spell because the words of this katha invite the magic power of Lord Phra Buddha & other Phra Buddhas & Phra Arahants.Thai Amulets Code: 986Monk: Mass Chanted At Top Ceremony.
Temple: Wat Intharawihan ~ Wat BangKhunProm.
Special: This stunning Golden Somdet Puthhacharn Toh Rian (height 3.5cm) strongly blessed by many Top Monks in year BE2552. This stunning Rian is made from sacred Brass materials with coated Golden and featured Somdet Putthacharn Toh image & Buddhist Library image. This Golden Ajahn Toh Rian was a project to raise fund for new Buddhist Library. Supplied original temple pack. I highly recommend to you.
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