Thao Phaya Anantanakarat King of Nagas in the sea the elders in the depths A work of nature created from stalagmites in a cave on the Lao side.

"The end of the Mu Phaya Nak line"

Thao Phaya Anantanakarat King of Nagas in the sea the elders in the depths A work of nature created from stalagmites in a cave on the Lao side.

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• Size: height 50 cm, width 35 cm

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Phaya Anantanakarat

Vishnu's majestic vehicle The word Ananta means infinity, without end, and is so long that it can wrap around the world. Originally, the serpent had the original name Phaya Sera. The Naga was the first son of Kasayapa and Nang Ka. True, Ananta Naga, was the great in the deep city, was the king of all Nagas in the sea and has always followed King Narai

Naga is a large snake with a crest on its head, bearded chin, scaly body and beautifully patterned tip of its tail. Has the power to transform In Thai literature, besides having one head, there is also a 7-headed Naga called the Seven-Headed Naga. The Anantanakarat Phaya has 1,000 heads. It is the altar for Lord Vishnu. After Vishnu defeated those who disturbed the gods and humans. Anantanakharat can spray poison as a fireball to destroy the world at the end of the world's age when Vishnu incarnation comes to Rama to subdue Ravana. Ananta Naga also came to be born as Phra Lakshmana, helping Rama to fight with Ravana as well.

went to sit cross-legged and meditate in the shade of a pecking tree which is called "Muchalinda" which is located in the east or southeast of Maha Bodhi wood He enjoyed happiness in that place for another 7 days. At that time, it rained for 7 days. at the pond Near the Mutchalin Phruek tree Have faith in Phra Siriwilas along with the beautiful radiance that transcends all the gods so he approached and curled into his body Seven rounds of the Enlightened Lord Buddha circle and spread a large protect the crown that the wind and the rain did not touch the Blessed One's body

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