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Phra Pidta Maha Ud Lang Na Phan Hon Yant Si (Phuttha Sangmi) BE2459-2460
The Phra Pidta Maha Ud Lang Na Phan Hon Yant Si, created in B.E. 2459–2460 (1916–1917) by Luang Pu Thong (Wat Rachayota), is an extraordinary Mekaphat alloy amulet. Revered for its powerful protection, prosperity blessings, and attraction of nobleman support, this amulet is considered one of the rarest treasures of the early 20th century.
Phra Pidta Maha Ud Lang Na Phan Hon Yant Si BE2459–2460, Wat Rachayota with Thaprachan Certificate.
Historical Background
Luang Pu Thong Ayana, abbot of Wat Rachayota, was born in B.E. 2363 (1820). Of Hokkien Chinese and Mon heritage, he was ordained in B.E. 2384 under Chao Khun Winaikitjaree Thera. Recognized for his strict discipline and spiritual authority, he was the first abbot of Wat Rachayota during King Rama IV’s reign. His amulets are among the most respected of his era.
Amulet Features
- Front: Buddha in Phra Pidta posture with hands covering eyes, symbolizing withdrawal from evil and supreme protection.
- Back: Engraved with sacred Phuttha Sangmi yantra, amplifying defensive power and spiritual energy.
- Material: Mekaphat alloy, a sacred blend of metals renowned for its resilience and strong energy conductivity.
- Batch: Produced only in BE2459–2460 in limited quantity under Luang Pu Thong’s supervision.
Side view showing detailed craftsmanship in Mekaphat alloy.
Back view of Phra Pidta BE2459–2460 showing the sacred Phuttha Sangmi yantra and Mekaphat texture.
Purpose of Creation
- To commemorate Luang Pu Thong and his spiritual contributions.
- For devotees seeking protection, prosperity, and nobleman support.
- To fund temple restoration and Buddhist education projects.
Close-up showing Phra Pidta’s powerful closed-eye posture.
Authenticated rare specimen with Thaprachan certificate.
Spiritual Benefits
- Protection: Defends against danger, curses, and misfortune.
- Metta Mahaniyom: Inspires kindness, charisma, and respect.
- Wealth & Prosperity: Brings financial luck and business growth.
- Nobleman Support: Attracts benefactors and influential allies.
Rarity & Certification
Only a limited number were created between BE2459–2460. Surviving examples are rare and highly valuable. Authenticated specimens with Tha Prachan certification are prized collector’s items, affirming both their historical and spiritual significance.