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Info > The Great King Rama 9th

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The King of Thailand

The early years

His Majesty, age one, with his father Prince Mahidol

Then Prince Bhumibol, two years of age With pet dog "Muen" in Bangkok

With the Princess Mother and his brother Prince Ananda. At the age of three in Bangkok with Princess Galyani Vadhana

Spending a winter holiday in Switzerland with Princess Mother, his brother Prince Ananda and his sister Princess Galyani Vadhana.

His Majesty King Bhumibol and Mom Rajawong Sirikit Kitiyakara became engaged in 1949. They were married a year later on April 28, 1950.

At the coronation of his Majesty King Bhumibol on May 5, 1950. His Majesty entered the monkhood in 1956.

A talented musician, His Majesty can play a variety of instruments and has a special knack for jazz. (Top right) Jamming with US jazz idols Benny Goodman (Clarinet). Gene Krupa (drums) and Urbie Green (trombone). (Buttom left) Blowing the trumper over Rangsit Canal in Ayutthaya.

A keen sportsman, His Majesty not only skied and saild but also designed and built several dinghies.

No place is too remote or dangerous: His Majesty has travelled tirelessly to every corner of the country to learn about the needs of his subjects so that he can help improve their well-being. (Right) Her Majesty the Queen sits for His Majesty as he paints her portrait.

His Mejesty with his famed pet dog Khun Tongdaeng. His Mejesty uses the story of Tongdaeng a former stray, to highlight the values of love, loyalty and gratitude.

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