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Military Coups and Dictatorships:

The newly crowned king had very little actual power. Thailand was ruled by military dictator Plaek Pibulsonggram until 1957, when the first of a long series of coups removed him from office. Bhumibol declared martial law during the crisis, which ended with a new dictatorship forming under the king's close ally Sarit Dhanarajata.

Over the next six years, Bhumibol would revive many abandoned Chakri traditions. He also made many public appearances around Thailand, significantly reviving the prestige of the throne.

Sarit died in 1963, and was succeeded by Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn. Ten years later, Thanom sent out the troops against huge public protests, killing hundreds of protestors. Bhumibol opened Chitralada Palace's gates to offer refuge to the demonstrators as they fled the soldiers.

The king then removed Thanom from power and appointed a the first of a series of civilian leaders. In 1976, however, Thanom returned from overseas exile, sparking another round of demonstrations that ended in the October 6 Massacre, in which 46 students were killed and 167 injured at Thammasat University.

In the aftermath of the massacre, Admiral Sangad Chaloryu staged yet another coup and took power. Further coups took place in 1977, 1980, 1981, 1985 and 1991. Although King Bhumibol tried to stay above the fray, he refused to support the 1981 and 1985 coups. His prestige was damaged by the constant unrest, however.

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Military Coups and Dictatorships: The Newly crowned King had very Little Actual Power. Thailand was ruled by military dictator Plaek Pibulsonggram until 1957, when the first of a long series of coups removed him from office. Bhumibol declared Martial Law during the Crisis, which ended with a New Dictatorship Forming under the King's close Ally Sarit Dhanarajata. Over the next Six years, Bhumibol would Revive Abandoned Chakri many traditions. He also Made many appearances Public Around Thailand, significantly reviving the Prestige of the Throne. Sarit died in 1,963, and was succeeded by Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn. Ten years later, Thanom sent out the troops against huge public protests, killing hundreds of protestors. Opened Chitralada Palace Bhumibol's Gates to Offer Refuge to the demonstrators as they fled the Soldiers. The King then removed from Thanom Power and appointed a First of a Series of the Civilian Leaders. In 1976, however, Thanom returned from Overseas Exile, sparking another round of demonstrations that ended in the October 6 Massacre, in which 46 students were killed and 167 Injured at Thammasat University. In the Aftermath of the Massacre, Admiral Sangad Chaloryu staged yet another. coup and took power. Further coups took place in 1977, 1980, 1981, 1985 and 1991. Although King Bhumibol tried to stay above the fray, he refused to support the 1981 and 1985 coups. His prestige was damaged by the constant unrest, however.

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Military Coups and Dictatorships:

The newly crowned king had very little actual power. Thailand was ruled by military. Dictator Plaek Pibulsonggram until 1957 when the, first of a long series of coups removed him from office. Bhumibol declared. Martial law during, the crisis which ended with a new dictatorship forming under the king 's close ally Sarit Dhanarajata.

Over. The next, six yearsBhumibol would revive many abandoned Chakri traditions. He also made many public appearances, around Thailand significantly. Reviving the prestige of the throne.

Sarit died, in 1963 and was succeeded by Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn. Ten years. Later Thanom sent, out the troops against huge public protests killing hundreds, of protestors.Bhumibol opened Chitralada Palace 's gates to offer refuge to the demonstrators as they fled the soldiers.

The king then. Removed Thanom from power and appointed a the first of a series of civilian leaders. In 1976 however Thanom returned from,,, Overseas exile sparking another, round of demonstrations that ended in the October, 6 MassacreIn which 46 students were killed and 167 injured at Thammasat University.

In the aftermath of the massacre Admiral Sangad,, Chaloryu staged yet another coup and took power. Further coups took place in 1977 1980 1981 1985,,, and 1991. Although King. Bhumibol tried to stay above the fray he refused, to support the 1981 and 1985 coups. His prestige was damaged by the constant. Unrest, the however.
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