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1. Bearing the Royal “Phetcharat” Spear, Nai Rong Phichit Sapphakan or 12. Bearing the Royal Long-Handled Fan, Nai Sanoe Ngan Praphat or Captain
Lieutenant (Chit Thephakham) (Nian Sakharik,) later became Phraya Borihan Ratcha Manop
2. Bearing the Royal Crown of Victory, “Phra Maha Phichai Mongkut,” 13. Bearing the Royal Long-Handled Fan, Nai Chit Hum Phrae or Captain
Phraya Thephaphon (Ruen Watcharothai,) later became Phraya Wongsa (Hak Bunnag,) later became Phra Suraphan Thathip
Phonphusit 14. Bearing the Royal Sword “Phra Saeng Khen with a dagger,” Nai Phinai
3. Bearing the Royal Disc, “Phra Saeng Chak,” Nai Khan Hum Phrae or Ratchakit or Captain, (Khlueab Kosum,) later became Phra Phamnak
Captain (Chuang Phanlop,) later became Phraya Inthra Phiban Natnikon
4. Beasring the Miniature Mondop, Nai Sophon Atsadon or Captain, Luam 15. Bearing the Royal Fan, Wan Witchani, Luang sakdi Naiwen or Commandant
Chunla (Lek Komaraphat,) later became Phraya Atsawabodi Si Suraphahon
5. Bearing the Royal Trident, “Phra Saeng Tri,” Nai Phon Phan Hum Phrae or 16. Bearing the Royal Sword, “Phra Saeng Dap Chaloei,” Nai Rong Khan or
Captain, Yu Yuwasewi), later became Phra Saman Borikon Lieutenant (Phrao Bunyarattaphan,) later became Chamuen Song Surakit
6. Bearing the Royal Staff, “Than Phra Kon,” Phra Atsawabodi Sisuraphahon 17. Bearing the Royal Slippers, Nai Ja Yong or Commandant (Kulab Kosum,)
(Thiap Atsawarak), later became Phraya Khathathonbodi later became Phra Ratchawarin
Siharatbanmueang 18. Bearing the Royal Scythe “Saen Phon Phai,” Nai Rong Wichai Durongrit or
7. Bearing the Royal White Elephant-Tail Fly Whisk, “Phra Sae,” Lieutenant Yom Kasikon
Nai Cha Ret or Commandant (Tho Sucharitkun,) 19. Bearing the Royal Sword of Victory, “Phra Saeng Khan Chaisi,” Chao Muen
later became Phraya Udom Ratchaphakdi San Phet Phakdi or Colonel (Mom Luang Fuea Phuengbun,) later became
8. Bearing the Royal Musket used in the Menam Satong Warfare, “Phra Chao Phraya Ram Rakhop
Saeng Puen,” Nai Chan Hum Phrae or Captain (Phuang Watcharasewi,) 20. Bearing the Great Nine-Tiered Umbrella, Chamuen Chong Phakdi Ong
later became Phraya Damrong Withi Ram Khwa or Colonel (Mom Rajawongse Po Malakun,) later became Phraya
9. Bearing the Royal Spittoon in the form of a Star-Edged Lotus, “Phra Chattidet Udom
Suphannasi Bua Chak,” Nai Sunthon Manomai or Captain (Mom Luang 21. Bearing the Royal Crossbow, “Phra saeng Son Kamlang Ram,” Nai Sut
Fuen Phueng Bun,) later became Phraya Anirut Thewa Chinda (Chamlong Sawatdi Chuto,) later became Phraya Chindarak
10. Bearing the Royal Water Vessel, “Phra Tao Thaksino Thok,” Nai Sanae Hum 22. Seen standing in the back no. 21, only part of the hat is shown, Nai Phinit
Phrae or Captain (Chit Krairiksh,) later became Luang Nikon Chamnong Ratchakan or Captain (Sawang Thephakham,) later became Phra Sena
11. Bearing the Royal Diamond and Gems Ring, “Phra Thammarong Wichian Phiphit
Chinda,” Phra Ratchakosa (Un Chaiyakham,) later became Phraya Bamroe
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