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A northern man.
In common northern outfit, taken by Luang Akani Naruemitr (Chit Chitrakhani) or Nai Chit or Francis Chit with his signature on the glass plate.
Understood that this man was one of the entourage of Chiangmai ruler on a visit to Bangkok in the reign of King Mongkut in 1863.

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Phraya Pradiphatthaphubal (Koryule Na Ranong)
as Swing Lord during the Tri Yampawai or Swing Ceremony in 1931which was the last time of its kind in Ratanakosin Period.
Due to economic depression, King Prajadhipok gave up this royal event.

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Chao Phraya Surawongwaiwat (Worn Bunnag)’s wife and sons.
 From left to right.
1. Phraya Phasakornwong (Chai)
2. Phraya Rajanuwong (Lek)
3.Thanphuying Surawongwaiwat (Uam)
4. Chao Phraya Surawongwathanasak (To)
taken by Luang Akani Naruemitr (Chit Chitrakhani).

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Unidentified woman,
wearing Dok Krathum old hair style, long-sleeved shirt, breast cloth, loincloth, sitting on chair with golden kettle, spittoon, and betel nut box.. A boy standing next to her, wearing a hat, loincloth, bracelet, and breast chain. Presumably, a noble lady in court as a servant crouching at left of the image.

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1982
Einer der ganz wenigen welche es als Thailänder mal in die Bundesliga geschafft hatten

Meines Wissens ist er immer noch der einzige Thai, der je in der 1. Liga gespielt hat. Er hatte nach seiner aktiven Karriere etliche Trainerstationen, aushilfsweise auch mal Nationalcoach und war lange Jahre technischer Direktor des Thai Fussballverbandes und massgeblich am Aufbau der Thai Profiliga beteiligt.

In der Thai Fussballszene ist er als "Coach Heng"  (sein Spitzname) die graue Eminenz

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Meines Wissens ist er immer noch der einzige Thai, der je in der 1. Liga gespielt hat.

hab mal recherchiert und ja.es gab wirklich bisher nur einen thail.Spieler in der 1.BL.

Unidentified man
wearing Lak Chaew old hair style in mandarin collar, long-sleeved shirt, loincloth, standing and holding a sword,
presumably taken by Luang Akani Naruemitr (Chit Chitrakhani).

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Children of King Mongkut and Chao Chom Manda Bua.
From left to right: Prince Srisiddhi Thongjaya, Princess Oradaya Debkanya, Prince Wathananwong, taken by Luang Akani Naruemitr (Chit Chitrakhani) in the reign of King Mongkut.

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Prince Yukhanthorn Krom Muen Anandakarnrit.
 Born on November 29, 1812, a son of Somdet Phra Bovornratchao Maha Senanurak Krom Phra Rajawangbovorn Sathanmongkhon
in the 2nd reign and Chao Chom Manda Noilek, overseeing the Vietnamese Military Technicians Department in the 4th reign. A member
of the Privy Council in the 5th reign in charge of offering advice to the king, investigating official affairs and providing comments, looking
after the state important incidents as well as dealing with petitions to the king. The origin of Yukhanthorn Na Ayutthaya surname, he
passed away on July 31, 1880 at 69 years of age.

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A girl holding jackfruit  -  taken by King Chulalongkorn

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Group photo of unidentified women
Wearing Dok Krathum hair style, loincloth, breast cloth, sitting with legs
folded back to their side.

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Princess Oraprabandh Rambai (right),
Princess Adisaya Suriyabha (left),
daughters of King Chulalongkorn and Chao Chom Manda On.

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Queen Thepsirindra
Original name M.C.Ramphoei, born on Thursday, July 17, 1834, the second daughter of Somdet Phra Borommarajamata Mahaiyaka Thoe Phra Ong Chao Siriwong Kromma Meun Mataya Phithak, the origin of Siriwong surname, a son of King Nangklao and Chao Chom Manda Sap. Her mother was Mom Noi. M.C.Ramphoei Siriwong served as a royal consort of King Mongkut when she was 18 years old. King Mongkut bestowed upon her the title of Phra Ong Chao Ramphoei Phamaraphirom meaning”pleasant flowers for bees’ rest”. In 1854, she was elevated to the royal title of Phra Nang Thoe Phra Ong Chao Ramphoei Phamaraphirom and passed away on Monday, September 9, 1861, aged 28. Later, on December 25, 1868 King Chulalongkorn uplifted the relic’s name of his mother to be Krom Somdet Phra Thepsirindramat. In the reign of King Vajiravudh, renamed her relic as Queen Thepsirindra.

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Group photo of Bunnag family
Taken by Luang Akani Naruemitr (Chit Chitrakhani) in a trip of King Mongkut observing the solar eclipse at Wako Sub-district in 1868.

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King Mongkut’s sons.
(Standing left) Phra Chao Bromwongthoe Phra Ong Chao Thongthaem Thavalyawongse Krom Luang Saphasatsuphakit.
(Standing right) Phra Chao Bromwongthoe Phra Ong Chao Thavi Thavalyalabh Krom Muen Phutharethamrongsak.
(Sitting left) Prince Manusayanakmanob (later ordained and became the Supreme Patriarch, Somdet Phra Maha Samanachao Krom Phraya Vajirayanvarorot
(Sitting right) Somdet Phra Chao Bromwongthoe Phra Ong Chao Devan Uthayavongse Krom Phraya Devawongse Varoprakar