Lp Sai Wat Don Chedi 2513

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Monks involved listed below but to name a few notable ones

Lp Mui Wat Don Rai

Lp Toh Wat Praduchimplee

Lp Pae Wat Pikhutong

Lp Nergn Wat Don Yai Hom

Lp Hom Wat Chanmak

Deity / Amulet

Phra Kring Yutthahatthi (“War Elephant Buddha”) represents victory, righteous leadership, and protection. The name commemorates the historic battle where King Naresuan the Great achieved a decisive single-combat victory atop a war elephant at Don Chedi, Suphanburi, in B.E. 2135 (1592). In Thai spiritual tradition, this imagery embodies the ability to overcome formidable challenges, defend one’s domain, and lead with courage.

Historical Background

This amulet was produced in B.E. 2513 (1970) by Phra Rakkhita Wanno Muni (Thir), abbot of Wat Pa Lelai, Suphanburi. The chief ritual master was Ajahn Sai Sumano, known for his mastery in sacred metal composition and high ceremonial standards. The mould was carved by renowned artisan Kasem Mongkhoncharoen, with the casting using Nava Loha (nine sacred metals) according to traditional formulae.

The consecration took place on January 25, 1970—Thai Armed Forces Day—at Wat Pa Lelai and the historic site of Don Chedi. The ceremony was presided over by Somdet Phra Wannarat of Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho), with the participation of 108 senior monks and masters from across Thailand. The grand scale of the ritual and the amulet’s association with King Naresuan’s legacy has made it one of the most respected and sought-after items in the “King Naresuan” category.

Blessings and Effects

• Victory Over Obstacles – Supports the wearer in triumphing over difficulties, competition, and adversaries.

• Courage and Determination – Strengthens mental resilience and decisiveness.

• Leadership and Command – Inspires respect, loyalty, and the ability to direct others effectively.

• Protection in Conflict – Guards against danger, misfortune, and ill-intent.

• Prosperity and Success – Attracts favourable outcomes in righteous ventures and endeavours.

Materials

• Nava Loha – A traditional alloy of nine sacred metals used in high-grade amulets, believed to carry cumulative spiritual potency from previous sacred objects and ritual instruments.

• Original Temple Issue – Maintains its authenticity, historical value, and status as a collector’s piece.

Consecrating Masters (Full List of 108)

1. Phra Ratchasuphanaporn (Plueang) – Wat Suwannaphum, Suphanburi

2. Phra Ratchathamaporn (Ngern) – Wat Don Yai Hom, Nakhon Pathom

3. Phra Ratchapanyasopon (Suk) – Wat Ratchanadda, Bangkok

4. Phra Ratchaphutthirangsi (Chiam) – Wat Sothonwararam, Chachoengsao

5. Phra Phothiworakhun (Thun) – Wat Phothinimit, Thonburi

6. Phra Methithammasorn (Sai) – Wat Ban Krang, Suphanburi

7. Phra Phutthamonwaracharn (Suphot) – Wat Suthat, Bangkok

8. Phra Rakkhita Wanno Muni (Thir) – Wat Pa Lelai Worawihan, Suphanburi

9. Phra Khru Sutadhikari (Thongyoo) – Wat Mai Nong Phakong, Samut Sakhon

10. Phra Khru Prasat Witthayakhom (No) – Wat Klang, Ayutthaya

11. Phra Khru Sinphromsophit (Pae) – Wat Pikulthong, Singburi

12. Phra Khru Phawanakittikhun (Noi) – Wat Thammasala, Nakhon Pathom

13. Phra Khru Sathaporn Phutthamon (Samniang) – Wat Weluwanaram, Nakhon Pathom

14. Phra Khru Wiriya Kitti (Toh) – Wat Pradoochimplee, Thonburi

15. Phra Khru Phithak Wihankit (Sa) – Wat Ratchanadda, Bangkok

16. Phra Khru Sophon Kallayanawat (Seng) – Wat Kalayanamit, Thonburi

17. Phra Khru Phinit Samachan (Do) – Wat Namtoom, Chonburi

18. Phra Khru Panya Chotiwat (Charoen) – Wat Thong Noppakun, Phetchaburi

19. Phra Khru Prasat Phutthikhun – Wat Khung Wari, Sukhothai

20. Phra Khru Anek Khunakon (Khaek) – Wat Hua Khao, Suphanburi

21. Phra Khru Suwanwarakhun (Kham) – Wat No Phutthangkun, Suphanburi

22. Phra Khru Sunthar Anukit (Kring) – Wat Sam Chuk, Suphanburi

23. Phra Khru Suwan Wisutthi (Charoen) – Wat Thanyawari, Suphanburi

24. Phra Khru Suwan Phothiwat (Priao) – Wat Phothong Charoen, Suphanburi

25. Phra Khru Nonthakit Wimon (Chuen) – Wat Tamnak Nuea, Nonthaburi

26. Phra Khru Phinit Wihankarn (Thiam) – Wat Kasattrathirat, Ayutthaya

27. Phra Khru Siri Rattanapirak (Pho) – Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat, Suphanburi

28. Phra Khru Bai Thika Toem – Wat Rai Khing, Nakhon Pathom

29. Phra Khru Praphat Thammmaporn (Taem) – Wat Phra Loi, Suphanburi

30. Phra Khru Wijit Wihankarn (Choem) – Wat Kudi Thong, Suphanburi

31. Phra Khru Sunthon Thamma Chari (Ot) – Wat Phra That, Suphanburi

32. Phra Khru Asok Santi Khun (Sangat) – Wat Don Ho Khoi, Suphanburi

33. Phra Khru Uphai Phadatorn (Khom) – Wat Phai Rong Wua, Suphanburi

34. Phra Khru Wimon Sangwon (Sangwon) – Wat Khae, Suphanburi

35. Phra Khru Sangharak Samrit – Wat U Thong, Suphanburi

36. Luang Por Mi – Wat Sing, Thonburi

37. Phra Khru Palat Sangat – Wat Pho, Bangkok

38. Phra Ajahn Sai – Wat Ratchanadda, Bangkok

39. Phra Ajahn Somkid – Wat Lao, Thonburi

40. Phra Ajahn Phong – Wat Chakrawat, Bangkok

41. Phra Ajahn Kok – Wat Don Khamin, Kanchanaburi

42. Phra Ajahn Nen – Wat Phra Phra Ruang, Bangkok

43. Phra Ajahn Hom – Wat Chakmak, Rayong

44. Phra Ajahn Kee – Wat Hu Chang, Nonthaburi

45. Phra Khru Chai – Wat Chana Songkhram, Bangkok

46. Phra Ajahn Sroi – Wat Liap Ratbamrung, Bangkok

47. Phra Athikan Kham – Wat Phra Rup, Suphanburi

48. Phra Ajahn Phuean – Wat Phra Rup, Suphanburi

49. Phra Thammatthar Thongdee – Wat Phra Rup, Suphanburi

50. Phra Ajahn Phon – Wat Niwet Thamma Raram, Suphanburi

51. Phra Athikan Thong – Wat Pratusarn, Suphanburi

52. Phra Khru Wiboon Khunawat (Lor) – Wat Noi, Ang Thong

53. Phra Ajahn Kluean – Wat Rang Sanguan, Ang Thong

54. Phra Khru Sin Sophit – Wat Thong Phumphuang, Suphanburi

55. Thanon Soraphot Suthorn – Wat Kuson Samakorn, Bangkok

56. Phra Khru Suwan Wutthacharn (Mui) – Wat Don Rai, Suphanburi

57. Phra Khru Preecha Wutthikhun (Huat) – Wat Don Pho Thong, Suphanburi

58. Phra Khru Prasat Worakhun (Pring) – Wat Bot, Lopburi

59. Phra Samuh Chamlawng – Wat Tha Sawang Sriphairoi, Udon Thani

60. Phra Khru Wised Mongkhonkit – Wat Kok, Bangkok

61. Phra Maha Tuan – Wat Maheyong, Suphanburi

62. Phra Khru Sunthon Wiriya Nuwat – Wat Kudi Thong, Suphanburi

63. Phra Khru Siri Pathumrak – Wat Sri Bua Ban, Suphanburi

64. Phra Khru Athon Sasanakit – Wat Wang Phra Non, Suphanburi

65. Phra Khru Mongkhon Niwit – Wat Niwet Thamma Raram, Suphanburi

66. Phra Ajahn Nurat – Wat Nang Phaya, Phitsanulok

67. Phra Khru Palat Phuan – Wat Tha Phra Ya Chak, Suphanburi

68. Phra Ajahn Thira – Wat Tha Phra Ya Chak, Suphanburi

69. Phra Khru Sri Piyat Yanurak – Wat Phan On, Chiang Mai

70. Phra Khru Sasanakit Cha Phirom – Wat Phai Diao, Suphanburi

71. Phra Khru Wathi Thammakhun – Wat Lan Kha, Suphanburi

72. Phra Khru Phinit Suwanphum – Wat Yung Thalai, Suphanburi

73. Phra Bai Thika Thuan – Wat U Thumphon Aram, Suphanburi

74. Phra Maha Boon – Wat Phan Tamlueng, Suphanburi

75. Phra Bai Thika Boonchu – Wat Trairat Naram, Suphanburi

76. Phra Khru Sunthon Sila Khun – Wat Nang Nai Thammikaram, Ang Thong

77. Phra Khru Wised Sutakit – Wat Samrong, Ang Thong

78. Phra Khru Thawon Thamni Thet – Wat Luang, Ang Thong

79. Phra Khru Thammatthornsri Rat – Wat Wised, Ang Thong

80. Phra Khru Woraprot Sin Khan – Wat Aranyikawas, Chonburi

(Full historical source lists all 108 masters; above records are kept to preserve provenance.)

Usage in Modern Life

The Phra Kring Yutthahatthi is suited for leaders, military personnel, business owners, and individuals seeking to overcome significant life challenges. It serves as a daily source of protection, decisiveness, and authority while fostering righteous success. Wearing it during negotiations, important meetings, or high-risk situations allows the wearer to channel the blessings of victory and leadership it represents.