Ancient leaden Sworn replica of naresuans weapon. This is a powerful instrument and can be used not only for wearing to increase Amnaj, and Kong Grapan, but also can be used to ward off evil and fulfill similar tasks as the Meed Mor spirit knife.

This ancient amulet has seen a couple of centuries of History pass, and will certainly have been challenged to perform its magic on many occasions. A Truly Ancient Thai Buddhist artifact and Sacred magical Weapon, which would proudly grace any devotees neck chain or collectors museum showcase.

Magical Inscriptions in Sacred Khom are emblazoned on the blade. This is certainly the amulet of a High ranking person or Warrior. Sometime during the last years it has been encased in waterproof acrylic casing. We will be happy to re-encase it for you if you wish, or have it removed.

The Kingdom of Ayutthaya (1350-1767)
For 417 years the kingdom of Ayutthaya was the dominant power in the fertile Menam or Chao Phraya Basin. Its capital was Ayutthaya, an island-city situated at the confluence of three rivers, the Chao Phraya, the Pasak, and the Lopburi, which grew into one of Asia's most reknowned metropolises, inviting comparison with great European cities such as Paris. The city must indeed have looked majestic, filled as it was with hundreds of monasteries and criss-crossed with several canals and waterways which served as roads.

An ancient community had existed in the Ayutthaya area well before 1350, the year of its official "founding" by King Ramathibodi I (Uthong). The huge Buddha image at Wat Phananchoeng, just outside the island-city, was cast over twenty years before King Ramathibodi I moved his residence to the city area in 1350.