SUPHATSARA501

SME GIFTED
Triamudomsuksa of

the south School

the
charming

story of
ligor

How much do you know about

Tradition in the
ligor city

We will go to find answers together

present

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Prepared by

Sasiwimol Kamhaeng
M.5/1 N0.24

ploy

Suphatsara Yodkaew
M.5/1 No.28

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The Project objective)
charming
story of 1. To study the
history of each
LIGOR
tradition
Project scope 2. To study the
reasons for the
inheritance of
each tradition
3. To compare the
similarities and
differences of each

tradition

1. Villagers in
Tha Pho community area, Tha Wang
Sub-district, Mueang District,
Nakhon Si Thammarat Province
2. Villagers in
the area of Wat Phra Mahathat,
Tha Wang Sub-district, Mueang
District, Nakhon
Si Thammarat Province

Benefits

1. Make us understand the Thai history
of life The livelihoods of ancient people
with subtlety and self-sufficiency were
able to live by being known and known to
give.

2. The study of Thai traditions will
enable Thailand to maintain the culture
in the future.

3. Can be applied to daily life. Because
the doctrines and concepts of ancestors
are sharp and applicable to all eras.

4. In order for us to be Thai people who
perform the duty of being Thai without
flawlessness, anything that is beneficial
to the nation should be joined together.

5. To give a deeper understanding of the
local Thai traditions

6. Able to bring knowledge,
understanding and information and
practices about traditions for further
dissemination.

7. To keep oneself from suffering for
themselves and others. Able to effectively
apply the doctrines of the past

8. How we all keep the Thai traditions as
though helping to preserve the Thai

T
e
r
m
i 1. Ligor is the name of the
n city that Portuguese
o merchants who came to trade
l with Thailand in the early
o Ayutthaya period, in the
g time of King Ramathibodi II
y good in 2016, being the first

European and national to
enter. Come to contact and
trade with Thailand by using
the word Ligor to be used to
call the name of the town Tam
Phon Link or the city of
Nakhon Si Thammarat.

2. Traditions are things
that people in society in the
public create as an
inheritance that the heirs
must receive and improve for
the better. To people in
other societies

Traditions

of The

procession

ประเพณแี หผ่ ้า
ขึนธาตุ

Traditions of
The procession

Detail of story

Thai treaditional
in the south at my
hometown. Take the

monk's cloths
above your head and

walk around the
pagoda 3 times. Then
offer to the pagoda.

Time period

Held annually during
Makha Bucha Day (up 15
lunar month 3) and
Visakha Bucha (up 15 in
the 6th month)
Of every year

Belief

Makha Bucha Festival is
a tradition that has a
connection since

ancient times. .... "If you
really want to make

merit or worship for
charity, you must

perform in the face or
close to the Buddha as
possible But when the

Buddha entered the
nirvana The merit

making of worshiping
the Buddha image of the
Chedi is even more like a

pagoda that enshrines
the relics of the Lord

Buddha. Is as if making
merit or worshiping

closely with the Buddha
as well.

Ten Month
Traditions
ประเพณีสารท

เดอื นสิบ

Ten Month
Traditions

It is a tradition
that people in
southern

Thailand pick up
from India,
especially

villagers who
have contact to
understand India.

Time period

On the waning day of the 10th lunar
month, the belief that the Phaya Yom will

release the spirits of the parents,
grandparents who have passed away. Came

to meet their children for 15 days and
must return to Hell again on the waning

day of the twelfth lunar month

Detail of story

On the waning
day of the
10th lunar
month, the
belief that

the Phaya Yom
will release
the spirits of
the parents,
grandparents

who have
passed away.
Came to meet

their
children for

15 days and
must return
to Hell again
on the waning

day of the
twelfth lunar

month

drag king
ประเพณี
ลากพระ
(ชกั พระ)

Traditional
ceremony

(drag king)

Detail of story

The dragging of the southern
people It is a assumption and a
collection of food to celebrate
according to the events in the
history By the way of inviting a
standing Buddha image called
"Phra Lak" (Phra Pang Um Bat or

Pang for forgiveness) to be
enshrined on the Busabok. If it was
on land, Busabok would be located

on a vehicle to form a boat or a
serpent (without wheels), known as

"Nom Phra" (Phanom Phra),
indicating that this tradition
should have originated from the

water parade first

Time period

15th lunar month 11 is a
normal Buddhist Lent.
Lang Wat has a special
offering to give alms in
front of the monks called
"Give alms to the wheel" in

the night during the
ceremony "to hold the
monk" (worshiping Phra
drag) as well as on the
waning day of the 11th
lunar month, after the
Buddhist Lent Day after
making merit at the temple
as usual There will be a
fun 1-2 day dragging monks
With a song that dragged

monks to sing

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