ð "Emerald Glass"
ð "Emerald Glass."
Thailand and one of Southeast Asia's most sacred Buddhas
ð. Full official name.
"Buddha Maha Mani Rat, the statue."
It is an important Buddha, enshrined in the temple of Phra Sirat Nawaram (Phra Kaew Temple) inside the Great Palace, Bangkok.
ðĐ The character of the Lord.
âĒ Lanna Buddha Art Pang Concentrate
âĒ Wide scoop size ~ 48.3 cm high ~ 66 cm
âĒ The sheep from the Jadeite is not a real emerald.
âĒ It is a Buddha that changes the "seasonal machine" three times a year (summer, rain, cold) by the King or his representative.
ð milestone
In 1970, it appeared in the chronicles: "Lightning at the Jae Forest Temple Pagoda," Chiang Saen, and this Buddha was found.
In 2094, the King of Laos summoned Vientiane.
In 1778, the Lord of Bangkok raised an army to Vientiane and summoned the Emerald Glass back to Siam.
1779. Enshrined at the Temple of Arun Rama, Bangkok.
1782 Reign 1 Please summon to be permanently enshrined at the Sri Rat Prophet Rama Temple (Phra Kaew Temple), Bangkok.
ð Royal Changing (3 seasons / year)
1.Summer (Gold Set Down Medicine) - Around April
2. Rainy season (pure gold set, thin blanket) - around August
3.Winter (Set of Gold with Diamonds) - Around November
ðŠ· by the King, who changed his uniform or entrusted his representative.
âĻ Beliefs about the Emerald Glass
ð Buddha of the "land" believes that the "Lord" has the power to protect the kingdom.
ð The wish of "security-security-city" is not an individual fortune, but a "self-esteem," a loyal Buddhist.
âĻ Reinforced Merit 3 times to bow to the Emerald Glass is the most auspicious in Thai life.
ð Enshrined place.
âĒ ð Phra Phra Sirat Temple (Phra Kaew Temple)
âĒ Located in the Grand Palace (on the Royal Field)
âĒ Open daily to the public from 8: 30 to 3: 30 p.m. (except for official days)














































































