Locket Ah Pae Rongsi Wat Salajao BE2520-21 Lang Ngern Yant, Pathum Thani Province
Locket Ah Pae Rongsi – Wat Salajao BE2520–21 (Lang Ngern Yant, Pathum Thani)
The Locket Ah Pae Rongsi BE2520–21, also known as the Locket of Master Ngo Kim Koi (Sian Pae Rongsi), is one of the most sought-after Thai-Chinese sacred lockets. Created at Wat Salajao, Pathum Thani Province, this edition bears the Lang Ngern Yant (Silver Yantra inscription) on the reverse side. Issued between BE2520–2521 (1977–1978), it remains highly revered for both its spiritual and cultural value.
Locket Ah Pae Rongsi BE2520–21, Wat Salajao – with Lang Ngern Yant (Silver Yantra)
Overview
This locket features a youthful image of Master Ngo Kim Koi, respectfully known as Sian Pae Rongsi or Ah Pae. The reverse side carries the Heavenly Blessing Yantra engraved in silver script, symbolizing protection, prosperity, and spiritual power. With its Thaprachan certification and excellent condition, this edition is highly prized among serious collectors.
Sacred Powers and Reputation
- Exceptional Protection: Even an unconsecrated photo of Master Ngo Kim Koi is believed to repel malevolent spirits.
- Heavenly Blessing Yantra: Brings luck, wealth, success in business, and protection from fire hazards.
- Advisor to Tycoons: He served as the feng shui master of the CP Group tycoon, whose empire flourished under his guidance.
- Teacher to Leaders: Mentored Dr. Somsuk Kongurai, founder of Rasami Phromphothiko School, and influenced many Thai-Chinese communities.
Biography of Master Ngo Kim Koi
- Birth: c. BE2440 (1897), Teng Hai Subdistrict, China
- Death: BE2526 (January 16, 1983), at the age of 85
Migrating to Thailand at age 10, he became a successful entrepreneur in the rice milling industry. Despite his wealth, he lived humbly and gained a reputation as a generous benefactor and respected feng shui master. His rice mill, Fai Thongsiri, stood opposite Wat Salajao, and his name in Thai records is Mr. Natee Thongsiri.
Wat Salajao Shrine and Legacy
He restored the Chinese wooden shrine “Chao Pho Pu” near Wat Salajao into a major place of worship. The annual festival from the 5th to 8th waxing day of the 1st lunar month remains a community tradition. Stories of his incense rituals calming storms during ceremonies reinforced belief in his divine connection.
Feng Shui and Spiritual Contributions
- Provided free feng shui consultations for homes, tombs, and businesses
- Traveled across Thailand and overseas to assist devotees
- Drew personal talismans inscribed with “天官赐福” (Tian Guan Ci Fu) – “Heavenly Blessings from the Celestial Officer”
Later Years and Passing
In BE2518 (1975), he renovated the shrine into an octagonal pavilion, inaugurated in BE2519 (1976). He passed away peacefully on January 16, BE2526. In his honor, a life-sized statue was enshrined at Wat Salajao, alongside the Sala Natee Thongsiri Pavilion.
Cultural Significance Today
His name, Jiang Wei Chiu Ngow (Ah Pae Rongsi), remains widely respected among Thai-Chinese devotees. Annual festivals feature Chinese opera performances, and worshippers continue to seek blessings from his locket talismans and shrine at Wat Salajao.
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Front view of Locket Ah Pae Rongsi BE2520–21
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Reverse side with Lang Ngern Yant (Silver Yantra)
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Size of Locket Ah Pae Rongsi BE2520–21 larger than a coin
Certified by Thaprachan
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