Ramakien Paintings from Wat Phra Kaew: photo 5
Photo 5 of 12 in Gallery: Ramakien Paintings from Wat Phra Kaew

Image title: Malivarat
Description of the photo
Malivarat, who is honest, judges the case outside the town of Longka in the presence of Thotsakan, Phra Ram, Sida and divine beings. He decides in favour of Phra Ram and curses Thotsakan instead.
Gallery information:
These images depict Bas Reliefs in Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) which are related to the Ramakien—Thailand's national epic representing the Siamese / Thai version of the Ramayana. Wat Phra Kaew, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is Thailand's most sacred Buddhist temple, housed within Bangkok's Grand Palace complex. Constructed in 1783 under King Rama I, it symbolizes the Chakri dynasty's religious and political power. The temple is a focal point for royal ceremonies and home to the revered Emerald Buddha. Its intricate architecture and murals depicting the Ramakien epic underscore its cultural and historical significance
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