Monk blindfolded, Konon Temple, 254.
Father Shine Phra, I would like to take a look at the King's Eye, Konon Temple, 1971. This version of the monk has a manuscript based on the prototype of the King's grandfather, Suvarnasro (Leather Temple), built in 1971 to celebrate the new rectory, presided over by the King's grandfather Tables, Wat Du Khimpli, for nine days and nine nights. The mass of this monk will be the old lead chin and the blindfold of the King's grandfather, the leather temple, unearthed in Konon Temple, as the main building mass.
This version of the monk, the observation point is that the back code must be deep, sharp, and not blurred. Next, consider the lead meat, it must be old, and there is a white lead that occurs naturally (the monk is old), and there is a story from the disciple of the king, the grandfather of the table, that after the completion of the royal ceremony, the grandfather of the table said, "This is good, because the owner of the ceremony has been incited."

















































































