King Naresuan deserved the honour o

King Naresuan deserved the honour of being "the Great". He not only restored the national independence but also made Siam such a powerful country that no enemy threatened the walls of Ayutthaya again for a period of one hundred seventy three years.Three of King Naresuan's weapons and belongings have constituted a part of the Royal Regalia down to the present. The first is the musket with which he shot the Burmese leader in one of the battles to defend Ayutthaya against Burma. Second is the sabre that he carried in his mouth during his assault on the Burmese camp at Ayutthaya. The last is the leather hat with a brim cut-off in the shape of a crescent moon, which he was wearing when he engaged in a duel on elephants with the Crown

King Naresuan deserved the honour of being "the Great". He not only Restored the National Independence but also Made Siam such a powerful Country that no Enemy threatened the Walls of Ayutthaya again for a period of one Hundred Seventy Three years. Three of King Naresuan's weapons and Belongings have constituted a Part of the Royal Regalia down. to the present. The first is the musket with which he shot the Burmese leader in one of the battles to defend Ayutthaya against Burma. Second is the sabre that he carried in his mouth during his assault on the Burmese camp at Ayutthaya. The last is the leather hat with a brim cut-off in the shape of a crescent moon, which he was wearing when he engaged in a duel on elephants with the Crown.

King Naresuan deserved the honour of being "the Great." He not only restored the national independence but also made Siam. Such a powerful country that no enemy threatened the walls of Ayutthaya again for a period of one hundred seventy three. Years.

Three of King Naresuan 's weapons and belongings have constituted a part of the Royal Regalia down to the present.The first is the musket with which he shot the Burmese leader in one of the battles to defend Ayutthaya against, Burma. Second is the sabre that he carried in his mouth during his assault on the Burmese camp at Ayutthaya. The last is the leather. Hat with a brim cut-off in the shape of a crescent moon which he, was wearing when he engaged in a duel on elephants with. The Crown.