A528

🚩Hanuman coin, alpaca material

🚩Luangphor Chamnan, Wat Bangkutithong / Wat Chinwararam Temple, Pathum Thani province

🚩Year BE 2555 (2012)

This Hanuman rian with smooth back is made of alpaca material, stamped with code in the front of the coin.

While Hanuman is primarily associated with Hinduism, he also holds a significant place in Buddhist mythology. In Buddhist texts, Hanuman is often depicted as a loyal devotee of Buddha. His unwavering devotion and immense strength serve as inspiring examples for Buddhist practitioners. Hanuman is often invoked for protection, wisdom, and the ability to overcome obstacles. His story, particularly his epic journey to Lanka to rescue Sita, is a popular theme in Buddhist folklore and art.

LP Chamnan is considered one of the top living young monks; therefore, his amulet mostly rents out on the day of the ceremony. That’s why we hardly find many of his amulets in the temple. Probably, LP Chamnan’s amulet is one of the most wanted new amulets in Thailand currently. All his amulets are very powerful, and many uncountable miracles have happened. LP Chamnan is currently leading two temples, Wat Bang Kudi Thong and Wat Chinwawaram temple in Pathum Thani.

This Hanuman coin was produced in the following quantities:

1. Gold Coin: 1 piece
2. Silver Coin: 45 pieces
3. Alpaca Alloy Coin: 2,000 pieces
4. Lead, Brass, and Copper Coins: 2,555 pieces each, matching the Buddhist Era (B.E.) year inscribed on the coin.

On the front of the coin, there is an image of Hanuman alone, without any inscriptions, yantra symbols, or written text.

Luang Phor Chamnarn performed the consecration ritual (blessing) for the Hanuman Montra Coin, conducting the ceremony inside his kuti (monk’s residence) on the full moon night of the 12th lunar month, following the ancient traditions passed down through generations.