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Wat Hongrattanaram

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Operating day: Daily

Operating time: 08.00 - 17.00

Wat Hongrattanaram Built in the Ayutthaya period. At that time it was a royal temple, called Wat Je Sua Hong or Jao Sua Hong or Chao Sua Hong or Wat Khrua Hong because it was named after the Chinese millionaire who built it, Mr. Hong Wat Hong Rattanaram Ratchaworawihan, a second-class royal Temple Dhammayut Sangha.

Located according to registration number 102 Wang Derm 2 Road or Itsaraphap Road 28, Wat Arun Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai District. It is a temple in Bangkok. Close to Wat Arun Ratchawararam. Ratchaworamahawihan and Royal Thai Navy (former Thonburi Palace), located on an area of 46 rai 1 ngan 23 square wah.

From the annals of the reign of King Rama IV, it is recorded that Wat Hong Rattanaram The original temple area is an ancient thing that has existed for a long time in Thonburi. Many old people's words are called Chao Khrua Hong Temple It is said that the Chinese prince is wealthy. The house is in China. It was built in those days when the wealthy Chinese people called it Chao Khrua. In the Thonburi period, Sri Mahasamut called it "Chao Khrua".

Hong Abbot Temple In the Rattanakosin period, during the reign of King Buddha Yodfa Chulalok the Great (King Rama I), which was called Wat Hong Avasawarawihan, during the reign of King Buddha Lertla Napalai (King Rama II), by the name Wat Hong Awat Worawihan, during the reign of King Mongkut (Rama IV), is called Wat Hong Rattanaram. From the reign of King Rama VI (King Rama VI) until the present, it is called Wat Hong Rattanaram Ratchaworawihan.

In the Rattanakosin period, at the end of the reign of His Majesty King Buddha Yodfa Chulalok the Great, at that time King Buddha Lertla Palai He still holds the title of His Royal Highness Prince Kromluang Issarasunthorn His Majesty had the title of the historical location of Wat Hong Rattanaram as Krommaphra Rajawang Bowon Sathan Mongkol, succeeding Krommaphra Rajawang Bowon Sathan Mongkol Maha Singhanat, and resided at the original palace.

The palace therefore has the status of a new royal palace. Rise to a certain position, according to the meaning of the royal assembly In His Majesty King Mongkut He told the story of his birth. His Majesty King Pinklao as follows: Birth as follows It is at the palace inside the western back. Pak Khlong Bangkok Yai Palace That time called New Palace Located within the walls of ancient Thonburi, Wat Hong.

which has an area located throughout the premises of this royal palace Therefore, there was a name necklace that changed according to the situation at that time. Wat Hong Awasakon Worawihan As evidence includes the royal title of Phra Thamma Udom. (Present Dhamma Warodom) which has been postponed from Dhamma Triloka. (Present Phra Dhamma Trailokakajarn) in the reign of King Rama I as Phra Dhamma Udom Borommyan Adulyasunthorn. Tee Piṭakadhara Mahakanisorn Bowonsangharam Kamwasi resides at Wat Hong Avasab Worawihan, the royal monastery.

During the reign of His Majesty King Buddha Lertlaphalai (King Rama II), Wat Hong Rattanaram Ratchaworawihan had the official name changed to Wat Hong Abbot Worawihan The evidence in this matter can be considered according to the royal title of Phra Phimoltham, which was promoted from the original title of Phra Brahmamuni (Don), which stated as follows: Phra Brahmamuni will be Phra Phimoltham Anantannayaka Tipathakadharamāga. Nisorn Bowonsangkaram Khamwasi resides at Wat Hong Abbot Worawihan, Royal Monastery.

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