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2. Wat Sawang Arom
Wat Sawang Arom, abandoned for the first time from observing the remaining buildings as evidence along with research studies many history books In order to know whether Wat Sawang Arom was first abandoned, for what reason, and in the reign of any monarchs. For the temple to be desolate, there must be a very serious disaster. For example, a serious epidemic So many people have lost their lives to the point of abandoning their homes in search of new homes in far-flung localities. It was necessary to leave the temples desolate. Even the city was once abandoned (U-Thong City was the capital of the Suvarnabhumi Kingdom. A plague ensued, many people died. even having to leave the city to find a new place to live) from checking the history No serious epidemic was found in the area at all.
with curiosity about the reasons why many temples are deserted, even today there are 6 temples together (1. Pa Bang Pratun Temple 2. Wat Nakrim Khlong Sanam Chai 3. Wat Si Bath, at the mouth of Khlong Si Bath Indent the reed temple 4. Bang Bon Abandoned Temple Near Wat Singh and Wat Kamphaeng, next to the railway in the north next to Khlong Bang Bon in the south 5. Wat Mai Klang Klong or Wat Luang Pho Khao, next to Ekachai Road 6. Wat Noi is on the bank of Khlong Bang Khlad and Khlong Rang Pran converge At this time there is a monk to live. There’s a sign on Kamnan Mann Road that tells me that Wat Noi Rattanaram)
Therefore, I have tried to research continuously. Finally, it was known that in 2106 B.E., the Burmese troops came to attack Ayutthaya. While Ayutthaya was engaged in battle Burma has sent an army to maintain the Chao Phraya River. From Nonthaburi to Krungthonburi to cut off the people of Ayutthaya which requires weapons from abroad During the period that coincides with the reign of His Majesty the King. which was at war with King Bayinnaung, the Burmese king emperor which is another mobilization city which were rebuilt in many cities His Highness recruited troops and food supplies into Ayutthaya.
for such a reason Thonburi city is a desolate city. Some of the surviving people would have escaped into the wilderness. The enemy Burmese occupied the city of Thonburi easily. and doing everything for Burma’s benefit, not taking into account the slightest sin Thailand has been at war with Burma throughout the reign of King Maha Chakraborty. Somdej Phra Mahindrathirat Although there were one or two brief periods of agreement, it was essentially the stage of the war itself. When in the reign of Somdej Phra Maha Thammaracha Ayutthaya was a colony of Burma for a while. and during the reign of King Naresuan the Great is full of war
for such a reason Thonburi city is a desolate city. Some of the surviving people would have escaped into the wilderness. The enemy Burmese occupied the city of Thonburi easily. and doing everything for Burma’s benefit, not taking into account the slightest sin Thailand has been at war with Burma throughout the reign of King Maha Chakraborty. Somdej Phra Mahindrathirat Although there were one or two brief periods of agreement, it was essentially the stage of the war itself. When in the reign of Somdej Phra Maha Thammaracha Ayutthaya was a colony of Burma for a while. and during the reign of King Naresuan the Great is full of war
for such a reason Thonburi city is a desolate city. Some of the surviving people would have escaped into the wilderness. The enemy Burmese occupied the city of Thonburi easily. and doing everything for Burma’s benefit, not taking into account the slightest sin Thailand has been at war with Burma throughout the reign of King Maha Chakraborty. Somdej Phra Mahindrathirat Although there were one or two brief periods of agreement, it was essentially the stage of the war itself. When in the reign of Somdej Phra Maha Thammaracha Ayutthaya was a colony of Burma for a while. and during the reign of King Naresuan the Great is full of war
The first restoration of philanthropists In addition to building a temple and mondop as mentioned above There is another important thing that has been created. Church and Prang The church was built on the north side of the Phra Prang, only 3 – 4 wa apart. There is a glass wall surrounding it. The walls of the church are made of bricks and cement only up the window sills. After that, up to a teak cover. There are sheds on both sides of the woman’s arms along the length of the church. There is a palai in front. The back is completely closed with no doors or windows in any way. The roof is covered with gabu tiles. (This gabu tile was very popular in the middle to late Ayutthaya period) The gable has no pattern. Wind masonry, holding mortar over tile. This church is small. but it is good enough for the monks to perform the sacrament suitable for that time The mentioned church was destroyed on the night of 12 August 1963.