1866 King Mongkut and offspring
1861 Gathering to observe the full solar eclipse
1861 The look that we are most familiar with
1861 Their Majesties King Mongut and Queen Consort Debsirindra Boroma Rajini
1862 Phra Meru of HRH Queen Debsirindra
1864 King Mongkut
1865 King Mongkut presides over tonsure ceremony
1865 Teaching Abbot and royal pupil
1865 The grand old patriarch, HM King Mongkut
1867 Nobility portrait of the Mongkut period
1868 Mongkut son
Consort Princesses of HM King Mongkut (Rama IV)
Mongkut Era
Royal heirs
1868 Solar eclipse
1868 King Mongkut cremation ceremonies
1868 King Mongkut's Phra Meru
1868 Cremation Ceremony of King Mongkut on the Phramen Sanam Luang grounds
1868 The tamboon of King Mongkut's cremation pyre (Phra Meruma)
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1853 Mai {high-value} note
As opposed to the like lower and medium banknotes that supplemented the more common "Pod Duang" of the day the denomination of the three levels of the Mai was set for the occasion and appropriate exchange. Never was popular amongst the masses under Mongkut reign. A short-lived currency.
Fuang (1/8 of a full Tical Baht) of 1862 Siam
Bronze coin (10 ticals) used during the late 1850's
