1) Reverend Father Lek, Tha Khanun Temple

2) Chao Khun Ang, Wat Yai Sawang Arom

 

3) Luang Pho Wirat, Wat De Bon

 

4) Reverend Father Chai, Wat Phraya Yat

 

5) Phra Ajahn Knot Wat Tuek Hiranrat

 

6) Phra Ajarn Anucha Wat Pho Rat Burana

 

7) Reverend Father Chet, Wat Nong Hin

 

8) Reverend Father Pom, Wat Nong Muang

 

9) Reverend Father Panya, Thung Si Long Temple

 

The mass of material embedded in the back of the dummy is roughly as follows:

 

• Bronze slate, Dvaravati period

 

• Silver Medal, 38th Year Foundation Edition of Reverend Father Sanga

 

• A silver coin consecrated by Reverend Father Thongsuk. Wat Nong Pla Duk 1 quarter

 

• Black bronze The rest from the casting of Reverend Father Heavy. Wat Phra That Khing Kang, Phayao Province

 

• Sanghapanon nails (Namphi steel nails) hundreds of years old) from abandoned temples in Sukhothai and Uttaradit

 

• Ancient lead nets hundreds of years old It is believed that it is good for stealing property and calling for money.

 

• Bronze bell From Wat Chiang Yuen, Phayao Province

 

• The slate left from the casting of Phaya Tao Ruen, the first generation, Wat Di Bon

 

• The remaining slate from casting Phaya Harman, Moo Poeng Temple, Lamphun Province.

 

• The slate left from the casting of the mystical model and the Luk Phrahman knife, Wat Di Bon.

 

• red slate Yellow bronze, white bronze, green bronze, black bronze, left over from dozens of castings of various monks.

 

• Bronze slate stem of Reverend Father Phrachao Saen Sae, replica of Wat Chiang Yuen, Phayao Province

 

• Northern patterned silver bowl

 

• Medal slate commemorating Buraphachan, Wat De Bon

 

• Suan Sing Maha Sethi Wat Di Bon (Metta Maha Mongkhon)

 

• Ancient war weapons in the U-Thong era.

 

• Old elephant chain From Paniat Klong Chang, Ayutthaya

 

• Cymbal used until it broke (Outstanding)

 

• Tiger's back, Wealth, Wealth, Wat Nong Hin

 

• Stem of Phra Buddha Chinnarat, Wat De Bon

 

• Stem from Chao Sua treasure edition, Huai Chorakhe temple

 

• Kang Chok Kring Ariyo, Huai Chorakhe Temple

 

• 119 year old Phra Pidta amulet, Huay Chorakhe Temple

 

The powder used to fill the back of the robot has a rough mass as follows.

 

• Prai oil, great charm, Reverend Father Phin, Ubonwannaram temple

 

• Bodhi tree powder Wat Nong Ian, Ratchaburi

 

• Prai powder of Luang Phor Surajet, Nong Hin temple

 

• Old powder of Luang Phor Pern, Wat Bang Phra

 

• Powder from Phra Sok seeds. Phra Pang holding an alms bowl Wat Klang Klong Khoi

 

• Rich teak powder from Wat Sa Sethi

 

• Bodhi tree powder Wat Plub (Wat Ratchasit) is over 200 years old. At present, the wood from this Bodhi tree has been used to create many sacred objects of Wat Plub Because in the past under this bodhi tree It is where the great Patriarchs, the savage chickens, and Somdej Puttajarn Toh Phromrangsi often sat in meditation under this Bodhi tree.

 

• Powder from Thailand's number one layman at present, Father Pong Nuammana of Ban Mee Dee, Thonburi side.

 

• Powder of Wat Rakhang 100 years

 

• Hundred-year amber from the top of Phra Pathom Chedi.

 

• Powder from the amulet of Wat Krachai Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province which King Ekathotsarot was the creator

 

• Brick from the top of Phra That Khing Kang, Phayao Province

 

• Bodhi leaf powder from Sri Maha Bodhi tree. which was originally brought from Sri Lanka

 

• Powder obtained by grinding crocodile bamboo. good things of the Mon people

 

• Powder obtained by grinding many batches of amulets from Wat Di Bon.

 

• Powder made from 108 types of Aloe vera.