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Wat Ku in Pak Kret district of Nonthaburi province in Thailand.

    Wat Ku is an ancient temple built in 1972 of the Thon Buri. The temple was built by Phaya Jàyng. The head of the Mon families immigrated from Mon to Koh Kret, Nonthaburi. Now, Wat Ku is a Buddhist temple in Pak Kret district of Nonthaburi province in Thailand. There is a statue of the reclining Buddha located in the open-space of the temple. The temple is related to the Queen Sunanta Kumari. She was the Queen of King Chulalongkorn in Rama5. Wat Ku temple is a monument to memorize the Queen from shipwreck.

Baugeschichte

The Queen Sunanta Kumari. She was the Queen of King Chulalongkorn in Rama5. The monument to memorize

Wat Ku is late in the century 18 ruled by King Taksin.Establishment of a Mon village from Myanmar lost the war. To bring the labor tribe to labor and craftsmen. The architecture is therefore stored in the Mon style.

Important sites

1) Buddhist temple

Its style is inspired by last Ayutthaya architecture. The ceiling inside has a flower pattern with the story of Buddha. The ceiling can divide into 3 parts. The top ceiling shows the past of Buddha before becomes a Buddhist. Central part of the ceiling shows the story of Buddha and the lower part of ceiling shows a narrative format battle of the Mon culture.

2) Posture of the Buddha

    Wat Ku has a reclining Buddha that is 37 meters long and 4 meters wide that reclining Buddha was built about hundreds of years ago.

3) Court of Queen Sunanta Kumari

    Court of Queen Sunanta Martin Kumari is located in Wat Ku temple. There are two courts at the riverside. People often come to worship and remember the Queen Sunanta Martin Kumari.

4) Watch the wrecked boat of Queen Sunanta Kumari

Wat Ku has a reclining Buddha that is 37 meters long and 4 meters wide that reclining Buddha.

    Watch the wrecked boat of the Queen Sunanta Kumari that the villagers took up from the water, which stored inside the temple to remember.

Reference

• Mahapunt Jantip. (September 14,2006). Wat Ku (The wrecked boat of Queen Sunanta Kumari), Nonthaburi. Retrieved March 20, 2018, from http://www.zthailand.com/place/wat-Ku-nonthaburi.

• Manee JunJai. (April 16, 2017). History Wat Ku. Retrieved March 20,2018, From http://www.golftime.co.th/6663.

• Lung Jam. (October 21,2009). Wat Ku. Retrieved March 20,2018, From http://oknation.nationtv.tv/blog/loongjame/2009/10/21/entry-5.
• Archy36.( September 30, 2013). Wat Ku, ancient reclining Buddha statue in Nonthaburi Province, Thailand.jpg. Retrieved March 20, 2018, from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wat_Ku,_ancient_reclining_Buddha_statue_in_Nonthaburi_Province,_Thailand.jpg.