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 PREMIUM KRUENG LANG TAKRUT 
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PHRA TAKRUT LUONG PHO PARN
NUER TAKUA TAK CHUEK LUNG RAK
( NIYOM POPULAR STYLE ) 4 INCH SIZE
BEAUTIFUL PERFECT CONDITION
CREATED BY LUONG PHO PARN BETWEEN YEAR 2420 B.E – 2453 B.E
WAT MONGKHON KOTTAWAT ( WAT KLONG DAN / WAT BANG HIA )

ATTACHED IN A VERY BEAUTIFUL SOLID GOLD WITH BLACK LONGYA CASING, A MASTERPIECE QUALITY CASING.

ONE OF THE TOP 5 TAKRUT IN THAILAND – VERY RARE TO FIND AND TOP HIGH VALUE..!!!

100% AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEE WITH 3 CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION
1. GPRA INSTITUTE GUARANTEE CARD VERIFIED.
2. SAMAKOM ASSOCIATION GUARANTEE CARD VERIFIED.

# ORIGINAL CONDITION PERFECT NO REPAIR – NO BROKEN – NO RETOUCH #

 LUONG PHO PARN
WAT MONGKHON KOTTAWAT
( WAT BANG HIA/ WAT KHLONG DAN )
SAMUTPRAKAN PROVINCE

Lp Parn of Wat Bang Hia is one of great monk in Thailand and his amulets are very well known in Thailand, especially tiger amulet that LP Parn created tiger amulet from tiger fang. LP Parn was born on B.E.2369 (C.E.1826). In childhood, LP Parn parents brought LP Parn to study and ordain with Chao Khun Srisakkayamunee at Wat Arunratchawararam.

As a young lad he was accepted as a novice monk at Wat Arun, Bangkok where he studied Dhama and Kom to a reasonable proficiency before returning home to help his parents on the family farm. At the age of 20 he returned to Wat Arun to be ordained a monk. and studied diligently under many Buddhist preceptors and is known to have excelled in meditation

At a later date he moved to Wat Bang Hia, Amphur Bang Bo where he continued to study and was noted for his strict adherence to Lord Buddhas Dhama. In fact the Abbot gave him the responsibility of taking care of and educating the young novice monks.

From this temple he travelled into the surrounding forests and jungles to practice higher level meditation which also presented him the opportunity to learn many occult sciences (witayakom) from some very well known ascetics, including Aakom, Saiyasat (black magic) and Wetmon (incantation/spells) from Ajahn Nan, in short the specialised knowledge with which to create amulets.

LP Parn studied the magic and meditation from many great monks that LP Parn went to study the magic to create tiger amulet with LP Tang of Wat Angsila in Chonburi province. LP Parn studied the magic with LP Tang for long time that LP Tang tested the magic by ordered LP Parn blessed until tiger amulet ran into forest and can come back to LP Parn that shown LP Parn finished tiger amulet magic.

Having become proficient and knowledgeable in many disciplines, he was the first choice to take up the position of Abbot at Wat Bang Hia when it became vaccant.

Whilst practicing in the style of an ascetic monk from the austere forest tradition,(Tudong) spending prolonged periods of time in forests and jungles to practice meditation he by chance met Luang Phor Wat Grabok, Rayong province. They jointly decided to go and learn incantations for tiger magic from Ajahn Tee, and also Ajahn Nan both who were widely known as highly proficient in this science.

This in itself was not an easy task as being accepted as a student required that certain tests bge passed to determine suitability, tests that involved wild tigers that must be called into the monks presence. In fact Luang Phor Parn passed the test whilst his companion decided that he was not suited and declined to continue but found fame in other sciences.

Luang Phor Parn was described as possessing Miraculous Magic or Aakom Klang due in part to his highly developed meditative powers. In fact it was widely believed that his powers increased exponentially during the period of the waxing moon and he possessed tyhe ability to transfigure taking on the form of a snake.

As he had studied this highly specialised branch of magic he began to use that knowledge to create tiger amulets initially for local villagers

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In former times fresh water tributaries originating from Bpaet Liw would pass through the jungles that surrounded the temple on their way to the ocean at Samut Prakan. However at high tide the currents would often reverse with salt water salt flowing in land and contaminating fresh water sources. This natural phenomena was the cause severe hardship for many local farmers that depended on water to irtrgate crops. Not only that the irrigation channels became invested with crocodile.

The temple which sat on a major canal, Klong Baang, was responsible for maintaining an important flood gate. Dissatisfied locals blamed the temple for poor maintenance and used the derogatory term/expression ”hia” or Wat Klong Baang Hia, which lierally translated means something akin to ”Damn Temple”.

In B.E.2452, King Rama V went to water gate at Bang Hia River that LP Parn heard King Rama V went to Samutprakarn province, he went to water gate for offered the tiger amulet to King Rama V but while going, LP Parn disciple made tiger amulets fallen into water that when LP Parn knew he took the clay to mold be pig pattern then put into water that tiger amulet jumped out from water to clay pig. LP Parn amulets are very well known in Thailand such as Tiger amulet and Takrut.

This extended stay presented an opportuinity for the people to express gratitude. Luang Phor Parn created a specially engraved tiger tooth amulet which he offered as a gift to His Majesty.

His Majesty described Luang Phor Parn as an extraordinary monk , a monk that had already been enlightened having reached the status of an arahant

LP Parn passed away on 29 August B.E.2453 (C.E.1910)