125 Years Great Golden Urn of the 5th Reign, or "Secondary Golden Urn
125 years of the Great Golden Urn of King Rama V
Or "Phra Kot Thong Rong Song" /ViangPing Massage by Namarli マ ️ーシเวียงพิงค์นวดเพื่อสุขภาพ
King Rama V graciously bestowed royal approval
To His Royal Highness Prince Prabpraphak
(former name Mom Chao Khajorn Malakul)
Built in 1900
The Book of Legends of the Royal Urn and the Coffins of Nobles
It is called "Phra Kot Thong Rong Song"
and said that it was used in place of the small golden urn
Time to gold plate it
To avoid having to re-wrap and re-shrink each time
But it is considered to be of equal status to the great golden urn of King Rama I.
The construction of the royal urn "Rong Song"
(For temporary royal cremation)
It was a royal initiative of King Rama IV.
During the royal funeral of King Rama III
At that time, His Majesty graciously bestowed upon https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSyprgMTB/
His Royal Highness Prince Deveswara Vacharin
Build a small golden urn with a crown-shaped top.
It looks like a large golden urn but is temporarily covered in gold.
For the royal funeral procession
Instead of the large golden urn which the officials had to remove and "dress"
To clean and polish jewelry
Such as diamond flowers to make it shiny and not dull.
Before the Royal Crematorium
Which was probably made at the same time as
The removal of the royal urn
Until the decoration of the large golden urn is completed
Then slowly remove the small golden urn.
Assembling the large golden urn to hold the royal remains as before
After the royal funeral rites were completed, the gold was removed.
The golden urn that was wrapped around it came out.
Frequent gold plating and peeling can be difficult.
And it was quite a waste. King Rama V therefore
His Majesty graciously ordered the construction of a large golden urn.
Another one, later called the Great Golden Urn of King Rama V.
To be used as a golden urn "under the head"
Instead of the large golden urn when invited to marry
Before leaving the royal crematorium, after the ceremony was completed, it was brought to be kept.
Continue using without dismantling the gold again.
However, Her Royal Highness Princess
Prince Narisara Nuvadtivongse did not agree.
With the name Phra Kot Thong Rong Song
And the purpose of its creation is as follows:
“The royal urn should not be called just one thing.
Both should be called "Big Gold"
Because in reality they are equal in status, if we call them the second pair of leaves.
The corpse, which was held in a low urn, was considered to be of low status.
For example, His Royal Highness Prince Chakrapong, etc.
Another casket, such as the small golden casket, was also made.
Like the royal urn, it is also called Thong Noi.
Both are the same. The main thing is that the urn is placed underneath.
It was made to be used like the large golden urn.
That is, at the time of the funeral procession of two high-ranking royal persons.
Two of them together, such as at the funeral of His Royal Highness Prince
Sudarat and His Royal Highness Prince Chakrabandhu
Be an example”
In the reign of King Rama IX, the use of the large golden urn of King Rama V was discovered.
Many times, as far as can be clearly identified, include:
-Her Royal Highness Princess Sri Savarindira, the Queen Mother
-His Holiness the Supreme Patriarch, Prince Vajirananavarorasa
Royal preceptor in the reign of King Rama IX
-Her Majesty Queen Rambhai Barni, Queen of King Rama VII
-Her Royal Highness Princess Srinagarindra
-Her Royal Highness Princess Bejaratana Rajasuda Siri Sobhaphannawadi
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Or "The Golden Casket"
King Rama V graciously bestowed royal approval
To His Royal Highness Prince Prabpraphak
(former name Mom Chao Khajorn Malakul)
Built in 1900
The Book of Legends of the Royal Urn and the Coffins of Nobles
It is called "Phra Kot Thong Rong Song"
and said that it was used in place of the small golden urn
Time to gold plate it
To avoid having to re-wrap and re-shrink each time
But it is considered to be of equal status to the great golden urn of King Rama I.
The construction of the royal urn "Rong Song"
(For temporary royal cremation)
It was a royal initiative of King Rama IV.
During the royal funeral of King Rama III
At that time, His Majesty graciously bestowed
His Royal Highness Prince Deveswara Vacharin
Build a small golden urn with a crown-shaped top.
It looks like a large golden urn but is temporarily covered in gold.
For the royal funeral procession
Instead of the large golden urn which the officials had to remove and "dress"
To clean and polish jewelry
Such as diamond flowers to make it shiny and not dull.
Before the Royal Crematorium
Which was probably made at the same time as
The removal of the royal urn
Until the decoration of the large golden urn is completed
Then slowly remove the small golden urn.
Assembling the large golden urn to hold the royal remains as before
After the royal funeral rites were completed, the gold was removed.
The golden urn that was wrapped around it came out.
Frequent gold plating and peeling can be difficult.
And it was quite a waste. King Rama V therefore
His Majesty graciously ordered the construction of a large golden urn.
Another one, later called the Great Golden Urn of King Rama V.
To be used as a golden urn "under the head"
Instead of the large golden urn when invited to marry
Before leaving the royal crematorium, after the ceremony was completed, it was brought to be kept.
Continue using without dismantling the gold again.
However, Her Royal Highness Princess
Prince Narisara Nuvadtivongse did not agree.
With the name Phra Kot Thong Rong Song
And the purpose of its creation is as follows:
“The royal urn should not be called just one thing.
Both should be called "Big Gold"
Because in reality they are equal in status, if we call them the second pair of leaves.
The corpse, which was held in a low urn, was considered to be of low status.
For example, His Royal Highness Prince Chakrapong, etc.
Another casket, such as the small golden casket, was also made.
Like the royal urn, it is also called Thong Noi.
Both are the same. The main thing is that the urn is placed underneath.
It was made to be used like the large golden urn.
That is, at the time of the funeral procession of two high-ranking royal persons.
Two of them together, such as at the funeral of His Royal Highness Prince
Sudarat and His Royal Highness Prince Chakrabandhu
Be an example”
In the reign of King Rama IX, the use of the large golden urn of King Rama V was discovered.
Many times, as far as can be clearly identified, include:
-Her Royal Highness Princess Sri Savarindira, the Queen Mother
-His Holiness the Supreme Patriarch, Prince Vajirananavarorasa
Royal preceptor in the reign of King Rama IX
-Her Majesty Queen Rambhai Barni, Queen of King Rama VII
-Her Royal Highness Princess Srinagarindra
-Her Royal Highness Princess Bejaratana Rajasuda Siri Sobhaphannawadi
Image and information source
facebook: Art History Classroom
Facebook: Pikunbansala
Facebook: Aksorn Pichai
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