Emerald Buddha (Statue)

Phra Kǣo Butsarākham: prawat Wat Sīʻubonrattanārām, prawat Phra Kǣo Butsarākham.

Watthanatham Phutthasātsanā khō̜ng Chāothai nai tamnān Phra Kǣo Mō̜rakot

Thammathāt Phānit rūaprūam.

Phrabō̜rommarāchāthibāi læ khāthā tamnān Phra Kǣo Mō̜rakot: phrarātchaniphon nai Phrabāt Somdet Phra Čhō̜mklao Čhaoyūhūa læ prawat wat Phra Srī Rattana Sātsadārām (khat čhāk nang sư̄a sinlapawatthanatham Thai lēm 4)

Phrabāt Somdet Phra Čhō̜mklao Čhaoyūhūa

Tamnān Phra Kǣomō̜rakot: Phra Manīrattanapathimākō̜n Kǣomō̜rakot, Phra Kǣo khīeo, lư̄ Phra Phutthaphō̜nmanī, læ lư̄ Phra Rattanaphimphūang

litchanā, Dūangsai Lūangphasī.

Mahā Rattanaphimphawong khamchan: tamnān Phra Kǣo Mō̜rakot chabap sombūn

dōi Chūchāt Chumsanit.

Voyage of the Emerald Buddha

Karen Schur Narula.

Somphōt 600 pī Phrathāt Čhēdī Lūang.

Chiang Mai (Thailand : Province)

The story of the Emerald Buddha, Phrakeomorakot: Phramaha Rattanapathimakorn Keomorakot, Phrakeokhiao or Phraphouthaphornmany and or Phrarattanaphimphuan

by Douanxay Louangphrasy ; translated by Samane Chounlamany

Khlōng rư̄ang sāng Phra Kǣo Mō̜rakot.

Tamnān Phrathāt Lampāng Lūang: Wat Phrathāt Lampāng Lūang, ʻAmphœ̄ Ko̜ Khā, Čhangwat Lampāng. Læ Tamnān Phra Kǣo Mō̜rakot.

Kasēm Ko̜pina.