Phra Narai Thong Pun Nur Phong Dang Lang Code BE2500

Luang Phor Huang (Lp Huang) - God of Kamphaeng Saen

Wat Kampheang Sean, Nakhon Pathom

History of Phra Narai Thong Pun

(Nur Phong Dang, Lang Code – B.E. 2500, Wat Kamphaeng Saen)

Background of the Master

Luang Phor Huang Thammasaro was the abbot of Wat Kamphaeng Saen, widely revered as the “God of Kamphaeng Saen.”
A direct lineage holder of the great master Luang Phor Tha of Wat Phra Nieng Taek, renowned for his powerful consecration methods and knowledge in sacred sciences.
By B.E. 2500, his fame and reputation in central Thailand had spread widely, with many lay devotees and disciples seeking protection through his amulets.

The Phra Narai Thong Pun batch was created in B.E. 2500 to commemorate the prosperity of Wat Kamphaeng Saen and to provide strong protective amulets for devotees.
The design symbolizes Lord Narai (Vishnu), representing divine protection, invincibility, and the subduing of dangers, reflecting Luang Phor Huang’s reputation for warding off evil and providing safety.
The term “Thong Pun” signifies “golden merit in thousands,” symbolizing abundance, prosperity, and spiritual power.

Nur Phong Dang & Dam (Red & Black Powder):
- A sacred mixture of red & black holy powder prepared with ancient formulas.
- Included ground-up old sacred powder, temple earth, powdered herbs, and remnants of earlier sacred images.
- Mixed with holy water and bound with natural resins during molding.
Lang Code (Coded Back):
- Each amulet was inscribed with code marks on the back (Lang Code) to identify authenticity and the original batch.
- The code was pressed during molding at the temple under direct supervision.

Amulets were molded using traditional clay/powder pressing techniques.
The molds bore a refined image of Narai, standing with powerful divine posture, symbolizing authority and protection.
After molding, the amulets were sun-dried and later kiln-fired for durability.

The consecration took place at Wat Kamphaeng Saen in B.E. 2500.
Presided over by Luang Phor Huang, who performed chanting and empowered the batch with his meditative power.
Other respected monks from Nakhon Pathom and nearby provinces were invited to join in the chanting, enhancing the spiritual strength of the batch.
The empowerment ritual combined scriptural chanting, meditation absorption (Samadhi), and traditional Katha invocations.

Front (Obverse): Depicts Phra Narai Thong Pun in divine form, symbolizing invincibility and divine guardianship.
Back (Reverse): Features a code imprint (Lang Code) to certify originality and temple authentication.
Material: Nur Phong Dang (reddish sacred powder), firm texture, often showing natural aging with slight surface granules or patina.
Year: B.E. 2500 (1957).

Believed to grant:
- Invincibility (Klaew Klad): Escape from harm and dangers.
- Metta Mahaniyom: Charisma and loving-kindness from others.
- Maha Amnaj (Authority): Power and respect in leadership and command.
- Wealth & Prosperity: Associated with Narai’s symbolism of balance and abundance.
Many devotees referred to it as a strong “protective field amulet”, highly regarded among both lay followers and military personnel of that era.

The Phra Narai Thong Pun, B.E. 2500 has become one of the most sought-after batches of Luang Phor Huang due to:
- Its sacred powder composition.
- The direct consecration under the “God of Kamphaeng Saen.”
- The Lang Code marking, ensuring authenticity.
Today, genuine pieces are considered rare, high-value collector’s items and are treasured as both protective amulets and historical relics of mid-20th century Thai Buddhism.