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South Island that is not allergic to other islands #Rai Ray Island, Krabi Province

This Buddha image was built since the early days with a beautiful and admirable image. Built in the reign of King Chai Chetthirat ruled Vientiane. The monks in Wat Si Chomphu Ong Tue had a meeting and consultation. Decided to cast this Buddha image in Ban Nam Mong. (Formerly known as Ban Nam Mong) to be worshiped to future generations. When agreed, he persuaded all Buddhists. to collect some brass, some copper, according to those who have faith from the nearby provinces get a heavy gold (The ancient section in the northeast is considered 100 thousand, 10 thousand thousand, 10 million is ten thousand, 10 million, 10 million 10 goti is one kue, 10 a tofu is one tofu), monks and villagers at the same time cast in sections. On the last day, it was a handsome day when the hair was taken. In the morning, the socket was already poured but not stuck. When taking the socket into the new stove The gold has not yet melted well, it is just right. The whole monks left the socket into the stove or left the socket in the stove and then went up to me to put the cloister. The rule is that there is a pouring. And when the Buddha image is more beautiful than when it is It's amazing to ask that (A man wearing white cloth to lift the socket until it is finished) but because the socket is hot when pouring The man ran north to Ban Nam Mong, a sighted standing by a swamp. It disappeared (the swamp was later called Nong Lole until now. And that man understood that it was a angel to help build) when he brought a handsome Buddha image to be enshrined in the temple. There were senior nobles of Vientiane to visit Ban Nam Mong two people named Mon. Mr. Muen Chan with Mr. Muen Ram, both of them saw the Lord Ong Tue, he believed to help. Therefore helped each other build a base and made a railing to promote the faith of the creators When the two nobles returned to Vientiane have told King Chai Chetthirat, who ruled Vientiane At that time, King Chai Chetthirat came to see him and was faith, so he built a viharn enshrined and shared the border as the slaves of the Lord of the Tue.