Thai Amulet Rian Kumklow BE 2522 – Maha Mongkol Edition
This highly sacred Rian Kumklow coin amulet (BE 2522) is one of the most historically important Thai Buddhist editions. Measuring approximately 2.6 cm in diameter, this Kammakarn version is beautifully coated in Kalai Nak (pink gold plating) and comes with a protective waterproof case for safe keeping.
🌟 Historical & Spiritual Significance
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Royal Appointment – Commissioned under His Majesty King Rama IX, who granted his royal emblem to be inscribed on the back of this sacred coin.
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Head of Ceremony – Presided over by Somdej Phra Sangkarat, the Supreme Patriarch, ensuring the highest spiritual authority in its creation.
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Akkara Yantra Inscription Ceremony – Sacred scripts were written onto sheets of gold, silver, and pink gold during rituals at Wat Rachabopit, involving 1,250 famous Geji monks and Arjarns from across Thailand. This is considered the most significant assembly of monks ever to write Akkara on gold sheets.
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Grand Blessing Ceremony – The final consecration was held at the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Si Rattana Satsadaram), with holy threads extending across Sanam Luang. The ritual lasted 4 days and 4 nights, joined by 108 revered Geji monks. His Majesty King Rama IX personally attended this sacred event.
🙏 Famous Geji Monks Involved
This edition gathered almost all of Thailand’s most respected monks, including:
✨ Spiritual Powers
The Rian Kumklow BE 2522 Maha Mongkol is believed to provide:
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Maha Mongkol (Great Blessings) for life, health, and prosperity
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Protection & Safety from dangers and misfortune
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Prestige & Authority blessed by royal appointment and the presence of King Rama IX
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Great Collectible Value – considered a must-have among serious Thai amulet collectors
📦 Item Details
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Edition: BE 2522 (1979) Maha Mongkol
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Size: 2.6 cm diameter
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Version: Kammakarn (special edition)
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Material: Kalai Nak (pink gold coated)
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Condition: Comes with waterproof protective case
🌟 Why Collect This Amulet?
The Rian Kumklow BE 2522 is one of the most significant and sacred editions in modern Thai amulet history, combining royal appointment, Supreme Patriarch leadership, and blessings by Thailand’s most revered Geji monks. It remains one of the most sought-after collectibles, treasured for both its spiritual power and its historical value.
