Wat Makutkasattriyaram
Wat
Makutkasattriyaram (Wat Makutkasat) is situated on Phadung Krung Kasem Road and
the canal of the same name, near Rachadamnoen Nok Road. When the construction
of the Phradung Krung Kasem Canal was completed as the outer moat of the city,
King Rama IV wished to have temples built along its banks as had been done in
Ayutthaya. Thus he had a temple constructed as companion to Wat Somanasvithara.
This ftemple was completed in 1868 and was originally called Wat Nam Banyad. At
the end of the reign the temple was renamed Wat Makutkasattriyaram, which was
the royal style and little of King Rama IV.
1.Wat
Makutkasattriyaram is situated on……………….
2.
King Rama IV, had a temple constructed as companion to……….
3.
Wat Makutkasat was completed in ……..
4.
The original name of Wat Makutkasat is……………………………
5.
The temple renamed………………………………
King Chulalongkorn
King
Chulalongkorn is regarded as one of the greatest kings of Siam. The Thai call
him “The Great Beloved King”
As
the oldest son of king Mongkut, Prince Chulalongkorn succeeded hid father in
1868 at the age of fifteen. Because of his immaturity, Chao Praya Si Suriyawong
served as regent ffor four years. During this time, he traveled to neighboring
western colonies including Singapore, Java and India, to study western
politics, administration, lifestyle and colonialism. Later during his reign, he
alse visited Europe twice, in 1897 and 1907.
6.Prince
Chulalongkorn was born in………..
7.
Chao Praya Si Suriyawong served as regent because………
8.
Singapore and India were colonized by……….
9.
During the reign of king Rama V, the country was called……
10.
The King visited Europe……….
