# King Arhang (Sangataki Print) Popular

His Majesty is considered to be close in terms of the Buddhist art that is the "family" of the Bell Temple. His Majesty was built by the King, the Temple of the Royal Highness, which he was the master of the Great Highness, built by the King of the Royal Highness in about the year 2000. In 1817 - 1863, at the end of the reign of His Majesty the King (Reign 2), the Sangatari print was the most prominent and popular print, plump, with a line draped from the left shoulder down, clearly considered a popular and rare print. The characters were three letters, a-ra-hang, arranged vertically or horizontally within a square frame. Meaning: "Ar" is one of the nine Buddha chapters, meaning the monk who is far from Giles or the worshipful. The pump is the use of a pump seal, while the flesh of the monk is not completely dry. It is often found in some popular prints and also the table. It may be characterized by Chinese characters that resemble Chinese characters or are unique to the so-called "behind the table" that can be divided into two large sources: the Temple of the Elements (the flesh is finer and tighter) and the Temple of the Gold Necklace (the flesh is coarse and has sand grains mixed), also rare.