LP Eum, Bang Nien Temple, "108 Years" edition, last batch

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"เคาะเดียวแดงครับ" เหรียญเจริญพร พ่อท่านเอื้อม วัดบางเนียน รุ่น " 108 ปี " ปี 2555 เนื้อทองแดง สร้าง 2,555 เหรียญ หมายเลข 650 โค๊ต ๙ เก้าตัว พร้อมกล่องเดิม ๆ ครับ

One knock, red." Amulet of Prosperity, Father Eum, Bang Nien Temple, "108 Years" edition, year 2012, copper material, 2,555 amulets made, number 650, code 9, nine characters, with original box.

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His name is familiar to his disciples and collectors of southern amulets, “Father Than Eum Katapunyo.” History of Father Than Eum Katapunyo, Bang Nien Temple Father Than Eum, a monk who is a great sorcerer, a real diamond of the Pak Phanang River basin, the abbot of Suwannachattuphonpannaram Temple (Bang Nien Temple), Mae Chao Yu Hua Subdistrict, Chian Yai District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, was born at 68, Village No. 12, Karaket Subdistrict, Chian Yai District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. After completing his primary education at a nearby school, he worked as a farmer to support his family. Father Than Eum Ordained at the age of 65 on June 18, 1971 at 1:45 p.m. at the ordination hall of Wat Pak Chian, Amphoe Chian Yai, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, with Phra Khru Thawon Boonrat as the preceptor and Phra Manit Manito as the kammavajacariya. He received the religious name "Katapunyo" according to the biography of Father Than Eum. Before ordination, he was a former tiger and had a clash with Pol. Lt. Col. Khun Phantharak Ratchadet. They both had the same knowledge of the Khao Or school. Eventually, the two of them became friends. Later, Pol. Lt. Col. Khun Phantharak Ratchadet suggested that he ordain with Father Than Klai at Wat Chandi. However, Father Klai was very old, so he suggested that he ordain with another monk. Before ordination, he said that if he ordained with any monk, he would disrobe with that monk. Finally, he was ordained with Phra Khru Thawon Boonrat. Later, Phra Khru Thawon Boonrat passed away. Father Than Eum has not been able to disrobe since then until now. Luang Pu Eum Katapunyo For the study of Buddhist magic, after being ordained, Father Than Eum stayed at Wat Pak Chian to study the rules and practices of Vipassana meditation. Then he went on a pilgrimage through the forests and mountains, up north to Prachuap Khiri Khan, down south to the monastery of Ajahn Khao Or, and all the way to the border of Malaysia. During the pilgrimage, he built temples in various places, totaling 7 temples: Wat Tai Thale, Chian Yai District, Nakhon Si Thammarat; Wat Noen Thammang, Chian Yai District, Nakhon Si Thammarat; Wat Sai Thai, Mueang District, Krabi; Sa Dao Monastery, Mueang District, Chumphon; Khao Wong Waen Monastery, Huai Yot District, Trang; Khuan Khao Din Monastery, Phrasaeng District, Surat Thani Province; and Wat Bang Nien, Chian Yai District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. His reputation is well-known for his great mercy, invulnerability, and safety. Amulets and sacred objects with great power and experience, such as the first edition of Phra Than Uam's coins, Takrut cloth amulets, powdered Buddha images, and cast statues, etc., which are quite valuable among disciples. Phra Than Uam studied and practiced Dhamma with determination and seriousness. During his pilgrimage, he set up his tent in the forest, caves, and crossed 69 mountains. Phra Than Uam's strict practice of Dhamma is believed to have attained a high level of Dhamma. In addition to his strict study and practice of Dhamma, Phra Than Uam also studied and researched occult sciences and magic, including Islamic, Brahmanic, Khmer, and Buddhist sciences, since he was 16 years old until now. This made Phra Than Uam have profound knowledge and strength in occult sciences, magic, spells, and spells in all aspects. "Luang Por Eum, Wat Bang Nien" is a top-notch monk in the South who has great virtue and charisma. The amulets that Luang Por Eum prayed over and blessed have miraculous powers and experiences in invulnerability, evasion, protection, luck, and great popularity. Those who worship them have experienced this countless times. Therefore, his disciples, believers, and the general public respect and believe in him, seek out Luang Por Eum's amulets to worship and pay homage to Luang Por Eum all the time. Currently, "Luang Por Eum, Wat Bang Nien" is known as another outstanding monk in the South. *************************************************** The Charoen Phon coin is a popular coin among all monks and teachers. Because it is full of auspiciousness, it does not want it to become the main coin of that teacher that his disciples must have. And with the 9 auspicious cycles, consecrated on 9 occasions, 9 ceremonies, it is extremely sacred. Not many made, plus stamped with the code 9, normally only special committee coins will be made. Stamped with the code and number clearly today and in the future, easy to collect in the future. Don't you want to try to keep some? I heard that in the south, they are very sought after. ************************************** Number of made Charoenphon coins according to the list: gold 19 coins, silver 499 coins, mixed metal 1,999 coins , uncut winged Bang Chiang 499 coins, copper 2,555 coins. Number made according to the reservation list is only 5,571 coins. Not a lot. Good monk, good materials, sacred ceremony.