Buddha Vision Visit Wichita Mara Moli Sri Phetchan Triloquon

The Visionary Buddha Vishit Marmoli Sri Phetchan Trilognath is an important Buddha enshrined at the temple in front of the crematorium, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. It has a history of creation in the early Ayutthaya period. It is famous for being a Buddha statue and has a belief in sanctity that helps ward off various dangers.

Creation and restoration history

First Age: Built in Early Ayutthaya, by Indra in the time of King Rama II, but later the Great Revolution in the time of King Golden Castle.

The time of Ratchonin: His Majesty the ossuary was again restored. Later, in the third reign, His Majesty sat at the head of the king, producing and giving him the name "Buddha Vision of the Wichita Mara Moli Srippet Triloquon."

Significance and Holiness

Pang Mavijaya: It is the Buddha statue of Pang Mavijaya (finger to floor), which is the pang that represents winning the devil.

Buddha: It is believed that there is an epiphany that protects, keeps calves safe.

Talisman Dum: On His Majesty's left eye is the "Talisman Dum" which is believed to have a Buddha universe.

Buddhist characteristics

IX: It is a large Buddha that combines the beliefs of the "Devaraja" of Khom and the "Dharmaraja" of Sri Ayutthaya.

Cast from bronze gold: Cast in bronze gold, with a gilded love, with a scoop size of about 4.5 meters wide and 6 meters high.

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