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The Emerald Buddha, informally known in Thai as Phra Kaeo Morakot or by its official name of Phra Phuttha Maha Mani Rattana Patimakon is a 45 centimeter tall figurine made of jade (rather than emerald) that rests in the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in the Grand Palace complex.\u00a0 The figurine is one of the country\u2019s most revered objects and is held in high regard throughout the region.<\/p>\n

According to legend, the Emerald Buddha was carved in what is today Panta, India in 43 BC by Nagasema (a very prominent Buddhist sage).\u00a0 After staying in Panta for approximately 300 years, it was brought over to Sri Lanka where it was used to stop the country\u2019s civil war.\u00a0 Then, in 457 AD, King Anurath of Burma asked Sri Lankan officials for Buddhist scriptures and the Emerald Buddha so he can promote Buddhism in his country.\u00a0 The requests were granted and the statue arrived in Myanmar without incident.\u00a0 However, on the return trip, the ship containing the statue lost its way during a storm and ended up in Cambodia.\u00a0 When Siam captured Angkor Wat in the 15th century, the statue stayed in Thailand and ended up in Chiang Rai, where the ruler hid it.<\/p>\n

According to historians, the statue was discovered in a chedi in Chiang Rai in 1434 AD.\u00a0 Lightning struck the stupa, which revealed something underneath the stucco.\u00a0 It was dug out and the image was called the Emerald Buddha because it was at first thought to have been made of emerald.<\/p>\n

King Sam Fang of Lannathai wanted to have the statue at his capital in Chiang Mai.\u00a0 However, the elephant carrying the image refused to go there.\u00a0 Instead, it went to Lampang, which was perceived as a divine sign.\u00a0 The statue stayed there until 1468 when it was finally moved to Chiang Mai and kept at Wat Chedi Luang.<\/p>\n

The King of Chiang Mai, who had no male heirs, passed away.\u00a0 He did, however, bore a daughter who was married to the King of Laos.\u00a0 He accepted the throne to Chiang Mai, but reverted back to Laos after his father passed away.\u00a0 He also took the statue back to Luang Prabang with him, where it remained for 12 years.\u00a0 When the country\u2019s capital moved to Vientiane, so did the statue where it remained until 1779.<\/p>\n

In 1779, Thai General Chao Phraya Chakri (who would later become King Rama 1, founder of Thailand\u2019s current monarch) captured Vientiane and took the statue back to Thonburi with him.\u00a0 To protect it from invaders, Thailand moved the capital across the river into what is present day Bangkok.\u00a0 The statue found its new home in Wat Phra Kaew on March 22nd 1784, where it has remained since.<\/p>\n

The Emerald Buddha is always seen adorned in gold garments.\u00a0 There are three sets of clothing for the statue, which represents the changing of the seasons in Thailand.\u00a0 The King of Thailand changes clothing in March (for the beginning of the hot season), July (for the start of the rainy season) and once more in November (to correspond with the cool season).\u00a0 The two remaining gold clothes not in use can be seen at Pavilion of Regalia, Royal Decorations and Thai Coins at the grounds of the Grand Palace.<\/p>\n

Learning about the Emerald Buddha will certainly give you insight into the colorful history of the region.\u00a0 See this great statue along with other attractions with Exotissimo\u2019s Bangkok and Central Thailand<\/a> tour.\u00a0 In addition, you will also discover the cultural, historical and natural richness of Central Thailand while you stay in elegant accommodations in an alluring and relaxing vacation.\u00a0 If you would like to explore Thailand\u2019s capital even further, you may find our Bangkok City Safari<\/a> day trip tour perfect for you.\u00a0 This tour allows you to take advantage of Bangkok\u2019s local transportation as you travel around the city and visit its attractions.\u00a0 You can also see our Thailand tours<\/a> page or Thailand day trips<\/a> page for other memorable tours in one of Asia’s most dynamic countries.<\/p>\n

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