Soom Kor Amulet
Soom Kor
Kamphangphet Kamphaengphet : Geographically located in the Lower North on the bank of the Ping River, Kamphaeng Phet is 358 kilometres from Bangkok. To its East are riverine flatlands while the western areas are made up of high mountains lush with fertile forests where a number of national parks have been established.
Areas along the river bank at present-day Mueang district used to host several ancient towns which had played a major role as strategic front-line frontiers since Sukhothai was the kingdom's capital down through the times of Ayutthaya and early Rattanakosin (Bangkok) eras.
In fact, the name Kamphaeng Phet actually means as strong as walls or forts make of diamonds.
Kamphaeng Phet covers an area of 8,607 square kilometres. It is divided administratively into 9 districts, namely, Mueang Kampheang Phet, Phran Kratai, Khlong Khlung, Khanu Woralaksauri, Sai Ngam, Lan Krabue, Khlong Lan, Sai Thong Watthana and Pang Sila Thong and 2 sub-districts, Bueng Samakkhi and Kosamphi Nakhon.
In Ayutthaya period, Kamphangphet is very important for against the enemy in the north which always be attacked from Burma and Kamphangphet will support Pitsanuloke for food and fighting. This is the cause Kamphangphet's soldier were killed in the war and the
amulet named "Soom Kor" were created for the main purpose to prevent the danger from soldier and support all the army in the battle.
Soom Kor was discoveried for 200 years in several places in Kamphangphet such as Kru Borom That, Kru lersi, Kru Phikul which is most famous and very expensive. The size of Soom Kor made from soil as found can classify to be 3 sizes: large, medium and small and we also found Soom Kor which made of chin (iron).
The age of Soom Kor is around 400-500 years will be very old and crack because its natural of its sort of material. So the collector who want to collector Soom Kor have to learn its natural of its material till expert so
you can consider the genuine from fake one. Eventhough
we will buy some amulet from the reliable merchant but you have to know the exact knowledge with you to be ensure that you will not be cheated by seller.Areas along the river bank at present-day Mueang district used to host several ancient towns which had played a major role as strategic front-line frontiers since Sukhothai was the kingdom's capital down through the times of Ayutthaya and early Rattanakosin (Bangkok) eras.
In fact, the name Kamphaeng Phet actually means as strong as walls or forts make of diamonds.Kamphaeng Phet covers an area of 8,607 square kilometres. It is divided administratively into 9 districts, namely, Mueang Kampheang Phet, Phran Kratai, Khlong Khlung, Khanu Woralaksauri, Sai Ngam, Lan Krabue, Khlong Lan, Sai Thong Watthana and Pang Sila Thong and 2 sub-districts, Bueng Samakkhi and Kosamphi Nakhon.
In Ayutthaya period, Kamphangphet is very important for against the enemy in the north which always be attacked from Burma and Kamphangphet will support Pitsanuloke for food and fighting. This is the cause Kamphangphet's soldier were killed in the war and the
amulet named "Soom Kor" were created for the main purpose to prevent the danger from soldier and support all the army in the battle.Soom Kor was discoveried for 200 years in several places in Kamphangphet such as Kru Borom That, Kru lersi, Kru Phikul which is most famous and very expensive. The size of Soom Kor made from soil as found can classify to be 3 sizes: large, medium and small and we also found Soom Kor which made of chin (iron).
The age of Soom Kor is around 400-500 years will be very old and crack because its natural of its sort of material. So the collector who want to collector Soom Kor have to learn its natural of its material till expert so
you can consider the genuine from fake one. Eventhough At last, we hope this blog will help you know Soom Kor, the Benja Pakee amulet, one of the five King of Thai amulet better and I would like to thank you the site, http//www.moohin.com,for Kamphangphet information and any question you have , try to email to me at
pongtheb63@gmail.com
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