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Wat Kamphaeng

Bang Khun Thian, Bangkok

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Wat Kamphaeng History

On curently , wat kamphaeng temple is a medium sized temple located on the west side of
Khlong Sanamchai in Moo 6, Samae Dam District
Bang Khun Thian, District Bangkok

WAT KAMPHAENG ABBOT MEMBER

THE NAME OF ABBOT 5 MEMBER SINCE ESTABLISHED

Abbot No. 6

Phra Maha Peeraphon, nickname Thanjaro, age 49 years, 24 years old.

Academic status: Ph.D., Ph.D.3, Ph.B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Wat Kamphaeng, Samae Dam Subdistrict, Bang Khun Thian District Bangkok

Currently holding the position of Abbot of Wat Kamphaeng.

Abbot No. 5

Phrakhru Phisanpariyatyanukul, whose original name was Anan Sappana, was born on February 21, 1957.

Grade 4, first-class Dhamma scholar Ratcha-Orasaram Temple School, Bang Kho Subdistrict, Chom Thong District, Bangkok, 4 Phra Dhamma Sentences, Ratcha-Orasaram Temple School, Bang Kho Subdistrict, Chom Thong District, Bangkok, 2018, completed the Bachelor of Buddhist Studies degree. Department of Pali Buddhism (B.A.), Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University Palisuksa Phutthakos Campus

Abbot No. 4

Phrakru Kasem Thammaphinan (Teacher Puean Khemanantho (original name: Phuean) Sangkhum was born on Monday, November 4, 1929, in the Year of the Snake. His father’s name was Mr. Phiw. Sangkhum’s mother’s name is Mrs. Pan Sangkum.
He has a total of 6 siblings.

Abbot No. 3

Phrakru Chub Opaso, nickname Thanjaro, age 49 years.
academic standing
Lieutenant Colonel

Born on Sunday, Year of the Rabbit, 1915, his father’s name was Chi Puengfak and his mother’s name was Nang Chai Puengfak.
Ajarn Chub was later appointed as the abbot. He created prosperity for Wat Kamphaeng in both education and buildings within the temple. He was appointed as Phrakru Chub Opaso and as a prayer partner.

Abbot No. 2

Father Paila Chanthasaro

He was born in 1860, coinciding with the reign of His Majesty King Mongkut. He is a resident of Bang Khun Thian. Thonburi Province (Thonburi side) at present in the Thong Luea family Originally a villager in Bang Bon Tai Subdistrict. Bang Khun Thian District Until his death in 1946, coinciding with the reign of King Ananda Mahidol. Phra Atthamaramathibodin

Abbot No. 1

Wat Kamphaeng in the past was a temple that had not had any monks stay for a while. Until a pilgrim named Phra Achan Kong walked past and saw that it was a peaceful and quiet temple. Therefore, he was established here. He was a monk who strictly practiced the Dhamma and discipline with knowledge. He restored this temple (Wat Kamphaeng Bang Khun Thian) As well as helping villagers and reading books for children in this area. until it is respected The villagers have a lot of faith.

Later, when he was older The monk’s health was not good. He felt dizzy and lost consciousness at times. So he left his monkhood and became a layperson. The villagers called him a layman and lived in the temple. After resigning, the aforementioned illness did not occur again. From stories that have been passed down, Luang Phor Kong practiced Yom Sin by wearing white and lived in Kamphaeng Temple until his death. and Luang Pu Paila Chanutsaro presided over the funeral arrangements with full honors.