Por Than Tii Wat Kao Orr

Phra Pidta – Por Than Tii (Tok Raja Lineage) • Wat Kao Orr Provenance

Made by Por Than Tii, a southern disciple in the Tok Raja (LP Kron) lineage. The wicha follows Tok Raja’s method of Pidta and takrut work—closed-eye concealment, strict kata, and layered protections.

Provenance: This piece was personally kept by the abbot of Wat Kao Orr—the South’s famed magical seat—until his passing, then passed to his nephew. He is not a dealer and released only this one after we spoke at length about its history. Nothing else left the family.

Function & Properties (as in Tok Raja tradition):

• Klaew Klaad / Kongkrapan: evasion from danger and weapon harm; classic “cannot be seen/caught easily” current.

• Anti-backstabber: turns malice and gossip; shields from betrayal and legal/political snares.

• Maha Amnaj & Metta: authority that calms conflict, with soft metta that wins cooperation.

• Business & Doors-Opening: clears blockages, keeps operations smooth, guards cashflow.

Stories and Parallels with Tok Raja

Tok Raja’s Pidtas are remembered in Malaysia and Kelantan through lived events.

• Botak Chin, the infamous 1970s gangster, was said to wear Tok Raja’s Pidta to walk through police gunfire untouched. Reports of bullets missing or glancing off became part of his legend, until he was finally caught on a day he left the amulet behind.

• In Kelantan villages, elders recount how traders wearing Tok Raja’s Pidtas could cross dangerous routes where bandits operated and never be ambushed, while others were robbed.

• Informal business owners—discotheque managers, gambling den operators, loan-sharks—swore by Tok Raja’s amulets to protect their turf from rivals and police raids.

The Wat Kao Orr abbot guarded this one for decades because of its potency, and the family would not part with the others. Only 1 pc in Sg