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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2019
- Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn has been crowned in a three-day coronation ceremony. The elaborate ceremony was highly colorful and a striking mix of Brahminical and Buddhist rituals and traditions .
The rituals point to the long association of the country with India and throws light on the links between the two ancient civilizations.
King Vajiralongkorn inherited the throne in 2016 when his long-reigning father Bhumibol Adulyadej passed away.
And just days before his coronation ceremony, the new king married his long-term partner and royal consort who will now be Queen Suthida.
Thailand has a constitutional monarchy, but the royal family is highly revered by Thais and wields considerable power.
The coronation comes at a time of political uncertainty. A general election was held on 24 March, the first since the army took control in a coup in 2014, but a new government has yet to be declared.
In our episode of In Depth, we look at the coronation ceremony of the Thai King and the rituals and the rich history of the country that has evolved into a Constitutional monarchy in South east Asia.
Anchor - Teena Jha
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Thank you Indian television net wok for showing this ceremony to the world.
The King Rama10 🙏
The king of Thailand. 🇹🇭
Watching from Australia, just back from Thailand. Greetings and best wishes to the new king and the people of Thailand.
1409700058799เสาร์12มีนาคม2531
I love culture in India from Thailand
Precise information. respect!
Long live the King🙏
Thailand have a deep relation with India.🇮🇳
We are brothers.
I am Thai. I love India and have been to India many times.
Tanongsak Mhuentoei
Didn't face any racism and cultural shock...!!!
Mainland indians are usually bad to tourists...
@@believer1465 Yes I did face some cultural shocks when I visit India in the first time 35 year ago but still love Indian cultures and traiditions. I had roamed around India from north to south, it's very amazing. Even my picture here was shot at Dajiling 15 year ago.
Indeed. His coronation was blessed with the 4 holy rivers of india.
Thank you so much 🙏 from Thai people.
โอเค
ทรงพระเจริญ
Allpeoplegoodhealth
Long live the Racha of Thailand
Long Live My King.
Jai bharat
. Thailand. King. No 53.
โคราปุระ.
Bharat is the best civilization on earth yoga lord buddha vedanta non duality nowhere in the world can match
โอเคฉายไปป
ถมถืดภาษาถิ่นโคราปุระ.
ผม.ขอบ.คุณ.น..น.นน
1409700058799เสาร์12มีนาคม2531
วัน..พอ่..ของ....ไทย..
มี..วัน...ทัง...วัน..ป..ถ..๔
i must say that Thailand got the buddhism and culture from Sri Lanka not directly from subcontinent.
แข..นี..จ..ตาย..ไง.งงงง
how you people so sure your new king is good enough ???
His plenty of works for the past 40 years ago as a Crown Prince but less PR. He is very good son following and supporting his parents work which very benefit to the Kingdom. His works past 40 years rarely PR.
คิด..หยาง...ไร...คน..หยาง..ผบ...ไม...รู.รรร
I completely support the royal family, but the Thai people should be permitted to express their opinion of royal misconduct. This would ensure the royals uphold the 5 precepts and remain faithful to Dhamma, ensuring the perpetuation of Buddhism in Thailand. You do not protect Buddhism by shattering the 5 precepts and making a mockery of the core principles of the Tathagata. Rama X’s material excesses have brought scandal to Thailand and great shame to Buddhism and the monarchy. The very name “Dhammaraja” tells you everything you need to know about the behavior expected from such a king.
Lol indian but cannot even pronounce sanskrit name vajira longkorn. And its brahaman not broman. Bumipol anduñaded.
Those are not original Sanskrit spellings. Those are Thai versions of Sanskrit spellings. And Romanisation of spellings plays a role too. Formal Hindi and other Indian languages are like 50% Sanskrit, and Indians don't have problem pronouncing those words.
Indians spell it as " Brahman ".
Samskrutam (Sanskrit) sounds like this th-cam.com/video/7Iv1xdvtJkU/w-d-xo.html
Man, talk if u know. Don't talk nonsense. Sanskrit pronunciation is much different from thai pronunciation.
@@SreekanthYerram vajira is a sanskrit name. Dont talk nonesense yourself when you probably dont know the meaning of that name dim wit.
@@andrewhughes7971 i agree that is true sanskrit but in essence she should at least be able to pronounce vajira.