[Khun Nam, according to EP.04: Samut Prakan] 🎙️✨

Before it was called the Passage to the Airport or Dong Factory, where many people used to use Samut Prakan as a wall that protected Siam for hundreds of years.

Pin the 04th place with the "Khun Nam" series from "Keyshin." Today we want to bring everyone to know "Samut Prakan Province," the inlet city that has been guarding the gates of Siam since Sriyutthaya.

Back in the Sriyutthaya era, before foreign merchant ships arrived in our Rajthani, the first checkpoint that all ships encountered was a busy microclimate community that, in the time of the Emperor (about 2091-2111), became the city of Khun Dam and Samut Prakan, served as walls and fortifications, guarding the sea against any teachers from encroaching on Siam.

Nearly three hundred years later, courage was proved again. In 112 or 1893, when the French brought warships to shut down the Gulf of Thailand, the sound of guns from the crouching tiger fort echoed in the middle of the Chao Phraya River with the now legendary command, "Shoot it, don't let it in." The Western fortress that surrounded the mouth of the Chao Phraya River became a testament to the courage of Siamese soldiers and left historical scars on this inlet.

From that day to today, Samut Prakan may be seen as just a "factory town" or a "pass to the airport," but it is actually a house that has always stood to protect the land.

From history to reinterpretation, he took the pride of the inlet city and turned it into a new pattern, becoming a little warrior guardian of the sea walls of the Gulf of Thailand:

Ocean Butterfly Fort: Become a Fortress Hat, Symbol of Surveillance

The Pagoda Ocean Lord: Into the Mace of the Body, the Never Decline City Double Faith Agent

Pave Thin Seagull Wings: Relayed Through a Shawl That Waves Like a Flock of Evening Birds

Some Pond Skid: Becoming an Identity Bag, Conveying the Waterfront Lifestyle of Inlet People

Come and join us on the next EP, because every 'name' has its origin, and every 'place' has a story waiting for us to return to discover.

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