Innovation of Inheritable Tradition on HaePhaKuen That Nakhon Si Thammarat
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The purpose of this research Innovation of inheritable tradition on HaePhaKuen That Nakhon Si Thammarat to study the historical style and rewarding of HaePhaKuen That tradition, the Buddha’s relics Nakhon Si Thammarat to analytic style and rewarding of HaePhaKuen That tradition, the Buddha’s relics that suit with present social content Nakhon Si Thammarat and study the conservative and inheritable process of HaePhaKuen That tradition tradition, Nakhon Si Thammarat. Method to college the information are study from document and in-depth interview, research results are In the past, there are people from Intapat city cruised to worship the Brmtatu at Langa. The storm hit to the boat and caused people died, only 10 survivors together white cloth that has Buddha history picture (which called ‘Prabot’ cloth) could reach to Pakpanangdistrict. People in Pakpanang district submitted this ‘Prabot’ cloth. Lord Sri Dharma Sokarat. The Lord Sri Dharma Sokarat instructed to wrap the Buddha’s relics pagoda with this ‘Prabot’ cloth. Lord Sri Dharma Sokarat. In the past, this ceremony would do on the 15thday of the 6thwaxing moonbut changed to the 15thday of the 3rdwaxing moonMakhaBucha day, people will bringwhitecloth to parade the Buddha’s relics pagoda 3 rounds and to wrap the Buddha’s relics pagoda. HaePhaKuen That tradition which are procedure and behavior before doing this ceremony.The value of tradition is Belief in Buddhism Help restore family relationships, sacrifice unity, and promote the tourism economy. Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn submitted ‘Prabot’ cloth which makes Nakhon Si Thammarat people is very proud of it. Conservative guideline to inherit HaePhaKuen that tradition by the public and private sectors must work together to create a tradition of fabrication of valuable elements by educating youth and creating awareness. Through the tradition of fabric parade up the element to preserve and inherit the tradition.
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