Sangkaraj Yensanwong

Prah Palipinut — The Conquering Buddha of Wat Bowonniwet Vihara

B.E. 2530 Ceremony | Over 108 Monks | Royal Temple Blessing

This is a sacred image of Prah Palipinut (พระปาลิพุทนท์), the principal Buddha image of Wat Bowonniwet Vihara, one of the three main royal temples of Thailand and spiritual center of Thai Buddhism.

Wat Boworn holds unparalleled prestige. It is the monastic seat of many kings and patriarchs — including Somdet Phra Sangharaja Yanasamvara (Sangkarat Yensanwong), who served as the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand, the highest spiritual leader across the entire Theravāda sangha — much like the Pope of the Buddhist world.

The first edition of Prah Palipinut, consecrated in B.E. 2495, is one of the most valuable Thai Buddhist amulets in circulation today, with top pieces valued at SGD $7,000–15,000+, depending on condition and material.

🔥 This Particular Piece — B.E. 2530 Major Ceremony Edition

This piece was created during a grand consecration in B.E. 2530, featuring over 108 senior monks from all regions of Thailand, including legendary names such as:

• Luang Phor Cheam (Wat Takong)

• Archan Nong (Wat Sai Khao)

• Luang Phor Pern (Wat Bang Phra)

• Luang Phor Pae (Wat Pikulthong)
  … and many more.

The ritual itself was conducted in the tradition of high royal wiccha, involving sacred materials and relics.

✨ Special Highlights:

• Embedded with holy relics, including a rare inclusion of Rama IX’s hair, symbolizing royal baramee

• Contains multi-temple powder mix from famous wats around the country

• Form and posture of Prah Palipinut represents overcoming Mara (inner and outer enemies) — making it a powerful charm for leadership, protection, and commanding influence

🏆 A Trusted Symbol Among Business Owners

This image is particularly popular among:

• Goldsmiths

• Jewelry shop owners

• High-value asset traders

Why? Because the energy of this Buddha represents decisive victory, protection from sabotage, and command of opportunity. As many dealers have said:

“This isn’t just a Buddha image — it’s a statement.”

I’ve personally seen top-level dealers wear this piece as their daily carry. It has become known as a “quiet power” amulet — not overly flashy, but commanding deep spiritual respect.

✅ Recommended For:

• Business owners and professionals in competitive fields

• Those seeking protection from gossip, sabotage, or hidden enemies

• Practitioners looking for a main altar image that brings wealth and unwavering baramee

• Devotees who appreciate royal temple wiccha and top-tier monk lineages