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Buddhism remained a cornerstone of Thai culture and spirituality during the Rattanakosin period.
The Chakri Dynasty's commitment to preserving and promoting the Theravada tradition, coupled with reforms and cultural integration, helped sustain the role of Buddhism in Thai society.
The Ayutthaya period is a remarkable chapter in Thailand's history, characterized by cultural achievements, international engagements, and periods of prosperity and decline.
The Kingdom of Ayutthaya's legacy endures in the form of its architectural wonders, religious monuments, and contributions to Thai culture.
Phra Phikanet, the Thai interpretation of Ganesha, embodies the cultural diversity and adaptability of religious traditions. While rooted in the rich tapestry of Hinduism, Phra Phikanet has become an integral part of Thai culture and spirituality.
The history of Buddhism in Thailand is a testament to the faith's profound influence on the nation's culture and way of life.
From its early introduction through trade and contact with India to its central role during the Sukhothai and Ayutthaya Kingdoms, Buddhism has evolved and thrived in Thailand.
