Wat Na Phra Main, Ayutthaya Historical Park, Ayutthaya

Wat Na Phra Main, Ayutthaya Historical Park, Ayutthaya Wat Na Phra Main was built by Phra Ong-In in the reign of King Rama Thibodi II in 1503 A.D. and given the name of Wat Phra Merurachikaram, though the name is suggestive of the cremation site of Ayutthaya’s kings. The Ordination Hall. It’s size is 16 meters in width and 50 meters in length with three-tiered roof, is the largest in Ayutthaya. The early Ayutthaya architectural style is shownin the narrow, oblong shape of the windows and in the presence of pillars inside the ordination chamber. The front gable-ends was decorated with Vishnu holding naga surrounded by twenty six celestial beings while the back gable-ends was decorated with twenty two celestial beings. The Principal Buddha image was casted in bronze and covered with gilded lacquered, Crowned Buddha image in the attitude of Subduing Mara named Phra Phutta Nimit Vichitmaramoli Sri Sanphet Borom Trilokanat was built in the reign of King Prasatthong. Vihan Noi or Vihan Sanphet was built by Phraya Chaivichit in the reign of King Rama III of Bangkok in 1838 A.D., placed a seated Buddha image named Phra Gandharat made from a green sand stone which belong to the Dvaravati period. It’s size is 4.50 meters in width at the lap span and 6 meters in height.