Luang Phor To (Phrom-Ma-Rung-Sri), Thailand

Luang Phor To or  His Majesty Phra Phuttajarn Wat Rakung Kositaram was named “To” . When he was young, he was so small that his parents name him “To” , the opposite of small, to make him bigger. His nickname of Phrommarungsri was given during the reign of Rama I at Tha Luang Ayutthaya Province. It was believed that Luang Phor To was the son of the King in Chakri Dynasty, and Kaesorn, a citizen. However, this is not confirmed. Luang Phor To entered the monkshood since he was young. He had never involved in any material world. He was not interested to any girl who adored him.  He  was obedient and did not believe in anything without reasons. When he grew up, he was ordained. Many people paid high respect to him even the  King.  He  wandered  around  with  one  objective  of

nourishing and spreading the Buddhism. He was 85 years old before he passed away.

Luang Phor To amulets were recognized as the best of Thai amulets since there are uncountable, miraculous events, regarding to the amulets. The amulets are believed to  ward off dangers, bring luck and success in life. Some says that Luang Phor To Amulet  is the world emperor of Thai amulets.