"Siam Territory" or "Thailand"

Historical information has been recorded in a number of data on the name "Siam," which was used in ancient times until the time of His Majesty King Amalgama Hua, which was later renamed "Thailand" on June 24, 1939, in the days of the government, Marshal. The word "Siam" is according to the Sanskrit root, "Shyama," which means "dark / black," or dark, and it is said that in ancient times, the Thai monarch used the name "Siam" to make treaties with foreigners for centuries, because the kingdom consisted of many ethnic people, such as Tai, Lao, Mon, Khmer, guests, Chinese, foreigners and Malayans. The Thai monarch called this land "Siam" for the unity of the people, and the name "Siam" is still widely known in foreign academia. And the word "Siam" was called "Siam," an ancient Mon language called Siam, and Khmer or Cambodia used the word "Siam," called Siam in ancient times, so the word "Siam" was interpreted by many historical records, in which the word "Siam" is a name that refers to people who were in ancient times in that era as a symbol of how they lived well or poorly, because ancient people lived rich in rice, fish, food, clothing, medicine, housing, and gold jewelry, which can be seen as a social person. In that era, who had a lot to wear, who had little to wear, and no one wore jewels or jewels, because none of the people in that era were popular with foreign nations in the land of Siam, so there were jewels, gems or jewels combined with gold jewelry, and there were records of foreigners who came into the land of Siam as healers, merchants, and so on, and there were records that the land of Siam was a land of "Sivilai," meaning civilization, progress and culture and wealth, as can be seen from monasteries and Buddhas that were full of real gold, not gold, so if Speaking of "Siam," it can be thought of as a prosperous and prosperous country, and then there was a change from "Siam" to "Thailand," which was changed by the name of what the name was used and what the name was meant, so the name "Tai" was not a foreign city, when in the past, so the language was written as "T-" is Thai, but read or say, "T-" is Tai, which means freedom and freedom, which Thai people today still misunderstand or do not know because they did not understand the ancient language of the people that they named "Siam" or " What does "Thai" mean? And that's why people who study traditional Thai medicine have to read the ancient Thai language written in the ancient scriptures. It's the knowledge of the teacher who wrote it in the past for the future. This is the modern era. Read and study the knowledge that the master wrote in the scriptures. If you don't know or misinterpret it, the knowledge will also be wrong. There is a need for people who learn massage medicine to understand the language in the scriptures that the teacher in the ancient era who wrote it to study to treat the patient in the next day. See you next time! # Siam# Thai people in the old days # Trending # Drug sign with lemon8