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| Small craters scattered and needle-point trace seen nearly entirely the surface | |||
| Dimensions: 1.6 X 3.1 cm Material: Bronze + Old Kring's leftover bronze (B.E.2459-2483) + Chinnaraj Indochine 2485's leftover bronze |
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| Rare Top-conditioned Plain-back Phra Chinnaraj Haliam ChaoKhun Sri (Sondh), B.E.2494 |
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| On July 14, B.E. 2494, ChaoKhun Sri (Sondh) of Wat Suthat presided
over the casting ceremony of Buddha Sri Mongkol Nimit, the main major Buddha statue of Wat
SriChomThong, Saraburi Province. The temple has long been under the patronage of ChaoKhun
Sri (Sondh) and his family members. And around 5,000 Chinnaraj Haliam amulets were
concurrently cast as gifts for donors who help build the temple. Bronze materials for casting Chinnaraj Haliam were
so great, comprising: b) Bronze leftover from casting Chinnaraj Indochine B.E.2485. Chinnaraj Haliams' reverse side normally
were chopped with "Lang MokoNung code", but a large
number of them are plain back without chopping the code. The above Chinnaraj Haliam is of
plain back, but it's in complete condition with very sharp, beautiful Buddha image face.
It's rare to find such a complete condition item like this one, but the most important is
that the Chinnaraj Haliam is easy to verify as: b) The front surface has small craters scatteredly, meanwhile needle-point trace have been seen on nearly entire front surface as caused by old-style traditional casting method of clay mold. Chinnaraj Haliams were made by ChaoKhun Sri (Sondh). Consecration ceremony presided by ChaoKhun Sri (Sondh) himself, many senior Guru monks of Wat Suthat also invited to join, such as PhraKru Arkom Sunthorn (Ma), ChaoKhun Sri (Prayad), etc. Chinnaraj Haliams were also distributed to
new shifts of Thai army soldiers expedited for Korean War (B.E.2493-2496). The amulets has
shown their miraculous efficacies on life safty and invincibility in battle
fields. Chao Khun Sri (Sondh) passed away in B.E. 2495 at the age of 49. |
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| Miracles of Buddha Chinnaraj | |||
| Buddha
Chinnaraj is one of the country's very important Buddha statues, and was placed many
hundred years ago in the Vihar of Wat PhraSriRatanaMahadhat, Phitsanulok province. Buddha
Chinnaraj statue has long been respected by all Guru monks of both old time and present
days due to His great miracles. In
the old days, there were many long-year wars between Thailand and Burma (now Myanmar). In
B.E. 2310 an ominous phenomenon happened, Buddha Chinnaraj was weeping ! Tears was flowing
and dropping from the statue's eyes ! Not long after that Thailand lost her independence
and was siezed by Burmese troops ! Today Buddha Chinnaraj are highly respected by folk people across the country, they come to prostrate the statue and beg for help, e.g. wealth & fortune, carreer progress, university entrance, family harmony & happiness, illness healing etc. Dry petals of tribute flowers for Buddha Chinnaraj statue on the Vihar's floor are so efficacious--they are often collected by some people and boiled with water as for magic medicine to cure some illness very effectively by which the modern medicine is unable to explain ! |
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| Vocab: | |||
| Nua = content Om = latent Keow = green Vihar = a building for placing Buddha statue |
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