
Sacred amulets
Past editionChampi-Form Medal of Tao Wessuwan of the Cātummahārājika Heaven, “Lap Phon Phun Thawi Prap Sattru Phai,” Edition “Prawattisat Tamruat” (Police History) for Provincial Police Region 7, Luang Pho Itthi Bhaddacaro, Wat Chulamanee, B.E. 2565 (2022)
B.E. 2565
A champi-form medal of Tao Wessuwan of the Cātummahārājika heaven, “Lap Phon Phun Thawi Prap Sattru Phai,” edition “Prawattisat Tamruat” (Police History), B.E. 2565 — created by Luang Pho Itthi Bhaddacaro of Wat Chulamanee and offered to Provincial Police Region 7 to fund scholarships for the children of police officers killed in the line of duty · large mould 4 cm with 11 items, small mould 3.2 cm with 6 items, and an 18-inch standing image, with production numbers and reverence prices.
The champi-form medal of Tao Wessuwan of the Cātummahārājika heaven, “Lap Phon Phun Thawi Prap Sattru Phai” (“gain and fruit increased and multiplied, foes subdued”), edition “Prawattisat Tamruat” (Police History), B.E. 2565, is a sacred object that Luang Pho Itthi Bhaddacaro of Wat Chulamanee, Samut Songkhram, created and offered to Provincial Police Region 7.
The obverse bears Tao Wessuwan standing and holding his club within a champi-shaped frame, ringed with yantra characters, with the inscription “Tao Wessuwan Cātummahārājika” at the base. The reverse bears a yantra with sacred characters, the auspicious words “Lap Phon Phun Thawi Prap Sattru Phai” along the upper rim, and along the lower rim the inscription “Edition Prawattisat Tamruat, B.E. 2565, Region 7.”
Purpose of the creation
The temple and Provincial Police Region 7 state two purposes.
To provide scholarships for the children of police officers who died in the line of duty, and scholarships for children with good academic records
To improve and develop the police under the responsibility of Provincial Police Region 7, so as to increase their capability and effectiveness in preventing and suppressing crime
Large mould, 4 cm
| No. | Item | Quantity made | Reverence price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | Committee set of 4 medals — pure gold with red Rachawadi enamel / with green Rachawadi enamel / plain pure gold (approx. 18 g), and pure silver with gold face | Made to order, not exceeding 299 sets | 200,000 baht |
| 1.2 | Pure gold, approx. 18 g | Made to order, not exceeding 599 medals | 55,000 baht |
| 1.3 | Pure silver | 4,999 medals | 2,000 baht |
| 1.4 | Nawaloha (nine-metal alloy) | 2,999 medals | 1,000 baht |
| 1.5 | Copper, black patina, pierced loop | 30,000 medals | 300 baht |
| 1.6 | Polished copper, pierced loop | 30,000 medals | 300 baht |
| 1.7 | Pure gold, approx. 18 g | 30 medals | Presented to benefactors |
| 1.8 | Pure silver with gold face | 30 medals | Presented to benefactors |
| 1.9 | Lead, stamped with the code “อ” | 15,000 medals | Distributed to police officers serving in Region 7 |
| 1.10 | Alpaca alloy, solid loop | 5,000 medals | Offered to Phra Khru Sophit Wiriyaphon |
| 1.11 | Thong thip alloy, pierced loop | 20,000 medals | Offered to Wat Chulamanee |
Small mould, 3.2 cm
| No. | Item | Quantity made | Reverence price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.1 | Committee set of 4 medals — pure gold with red Rachawadi enamel / with green Rachawadi enamel / plain pure gold (approx. 8 g), and pure silver with gold face | Made to order, not exceeding 199 sets | 100,000 baht |
| 2.2 | Pure gold, approx. 8 g | Made to order, not exceeding 599 medals | 29,000 baht |
| 2.3 | Pure silver | 1,999 medals | 900 baht |
| 2.4 | Nawaloha (nine-metal alloy) | 1,499 medals | 700 baht |
| 2.5 | Polished copper, pierced loop | 20,000 medals | 200 baht |
| 2.6 | Alpaca alloy, solid loop | 5,000 medals | Offered to Phra Khru Sophit Wiriyaphon |
Standing image, 18 inches
| No. | Item | Quantity made | Reverence price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.1 | Standing image, 18 inches (base bearing the emblem of Provincial Police Region 7) | 599 images | 18,000 baht |
Every item is stated by the temple to be individually numbered.
Photographs of the medal and its material variants
For further details, please contact Wat Chulamanee, Amphawa, Samut Songkhram, directly.
Note: compiled from the publicity posters and the order form prepared by the temple, in order to record the history of this edition; it is not intended for any sale or purchase. Some posters give the gold weights as 18–20 g (large mould) and 8–10 g (small mould), while the order form gives 18 g and 8 g; this page follows the order form.