Revisited Wat Kae - Khum Khun Paen (House Of Khun Paen) - Literature & Historical Conservation Park (Part 2/2).

For part 2 we will sharing more photos for 'Khum KhunPaen' house, a traditional Thai house and also the 1,000 year old huge tamarind tree. The legend has it that Khun Phaen, having learned wicha magic from Master Phra Ajahn Khong, transformed tamarind leaves, exactly from this tree, into wasps and hornets and used it to fight the enemy.

 Stunning of 1,000 year old huge tamarind tree with an approximately 9.5 meters in circumference.

 Many monk statues venerated in the literature park, next to Khum Khun Paen house.

Not far from the tamarind tree is a traditional Thai house called “Khum Khun Paen” which was built as a part of the literature park and a part of literary and historical art conservation.

 The statue of Khun Paen riding horse.

 The 'model' traditional Thai house of bedroom, house of Khun Paen.

 The small altar for gumanthong.

The information of literary and historical of Khun Paen.
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Revisited Wat Kae - Temple Of Phra Ajahn Khong (Master Of Khun Paen) (Part 1/2).

Here we revisited Wat Kae, an ancient temple mentioned in “Khun Chang & Khun Paen”, an epic Thai poem, in which stands a 1,000-year-old huge tamarind tree in the temple compound. The legend has it that Khun Paen, having learnt Wicha magic from Master Phra Ajahn Khong, transformed tamarind leaves, exactly from this tree, into wasps and hornets and used it to fight the enemy. Not far from the tamarind tree is a traditional Thai house called “Khum Khun Phaen” which was built as a part of the literature park and a part of literary and historical art conservation.

 The main Ubosot of Wat Kae and inside venerated the main Phra Budhha statues.

 Close view on the altar with side of 9 Faces Phra Buddha statue.

 The crematorium and next to it is the Hall building.

 The amulet counter at ground floor.

 The temple kuti.

 The banner of new amulet released by Wat Kae.

 Here the amulet counter and LP Phisan was attended ceremony blessing at other temple.

 Not far from the Ubosot have the small shrine of Phra Buddha statues seated in the gesture of subduing Mara.

 The small waterfall and the Phra SangKaChai statue.

 The sacred Phra Ajahn Khong statue riding Giant Wasp image. Phra Ajahn Khong is master of Khun Paen. All wicha magic included transformed tamarind leaves into wasps and hornets and used it to fight the enemy also learnt from Phra Ajahn Khong. 

 Photo taken with sacred statue of Phra Ajahn Khong riding Giant Wasp.

 The real Wasp nest is hang on tree.

The shelter for resting and river at side.
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Meeting PhraKru PhaLat ~ Wat Kae In SuphanBuri - Thailand (Part 2).

After posted the Khum Khun Paen (part 1) and this time is turn to Wat Kae with the famous Wasp statues, Khun Paen amulets, houses special antiques and Lord Buddha’s footprints called “Phra Phutthabat Si Roi”.

 Here is the grand view of Wat Kae, from left - Bell Tower, House of Museum, Buddha's Footprints Shrine and Shrine of Khun Paen general with his son GumanThong.

 The statues of general Khun Paen, his son GumanThong and past abbot.

 The grand view of huge Tamarind tree, which is around a thousand years old. Next to Khum Khun Paen house.

The banner of new Khun Paen amulet was released with Wasp images. 

 The temple shrine of Lord Buddha’s footprints called “Phra Phutthabat Si Roi”.

The amulets counter of Wat Kae.

 The Buddha's statues of 7 days.

 The Giant Wasp statue and it nest.

 The river at the back side of Wat Kae.

 The old Vihara and Chedis.

 The main Ubosot of Wat Kae and veneration of main Phra Buddha statue.

 The temple's hall building.

 The veneration of Phra Buddha statues and Phra Narai Song Krut statue in 'forest' surrounding.

 The photo taken with Wat Kae abbot, PhraKru Phalat.

Inside the temple's museum were placed a lot of special antiques, Lersi heads, sacred Relic and others. 

 The old style of reclining Buddha statue.

The old Tibetan Jambala statue.

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Wat Kae ~ Khum Khun Paen (House Of Khun Paen) - Literature & Historical Conservation Park (Part 1).

I would like to share with you the (Part 1) of Khum Khun Paen House, the Literature & Historical Conservation Park and later sharing (Part 2) of Wat Kae and meeting with Wat Kae's abbot - PhraKru Phalat.

Wat Kae surrounding, at the back is located Khun Paen house.

A huge tamarind tree, which is around a thousand years old. Just beside compound of Khun Paen house.

The Khun Paen House - The Legendary Khun Paen lived between 1491-1529. He is the legendary Ayutthaya warrior living some 500 years ago. Khun Paen was born in Suphanburi Province. His name later became the name of a kind of votive tablets created at Wat Bankrang, Suphanburi Province, about 3-4 century ago.

 The inside the House and it surrounding.

Khun Chang, Khun Paen and Wan Thong are childhood friends in SuphanBuri. Khun Paen is handsome and intelligent, but poor because the king has executed his father and seized their property. He enters the monkhood as a novice to get educated, excelling at military skills and love magic. Khun Chang is ugly and stupid, but rich and well-connected at the Ayutthaya court.

 Inside the room and the display items. The 'model' of the Khun Paen's House.

The shrine of the warriors, Khun Paen and his wives.

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