9 June 2026
The monument was taken by Dr. Robert Larimore Pendleton, an American agronomist who was at the time a consultant for the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Department of Education, on June 5, 1957. In 1946, or four days before his death, on that day he looked at the affairs of the University of Agriculture, visiting the Chemical Building, now the History of the University of Agriculture), and giving the king to teachers, bureaucrats, and elders who attended him. By the events of the king's honor, he was dressed in a white suit that was a popular custom for the time and his clothes, and saw the work of the pantograph in the writing of the map.












































































