King Naresuan of Thailand 2

This film describes King Naresuan as the most respected great king of Thailand, and his deeds are widely legendary. His reign began in 1555 and ended in 1605. In his remarkable battle in Suphanburi in 1592, he killed the Burmese prince and got rid of Burmese rule. In order to commemorate his great achievements, the Thai people built a 72-meter-high pagoda in Ayutthaya. In the 16th century, Naresuan, the son of Maha Thammaracha, the king of the Ayudhaya Kingdom, was captured as a hostage in Hongsawadee (now Myanmar) and grew up there. Narishon, who returned to his homeland in 1571, relied on his outstanding leadership skills to lay the new cornerstone of the Ayudhaya Kingdom. But Nandabayin, the new king of Hongsawadee, watched Narishuan with eager eyes and wanted to get rid of him. In 1590, after the death of his father, Naresuan successfully ascended to the position of king, declared the independence of the Ayudhaya Kingdom, and declared war on the Hongsawadee Kingdom. The military minister in "The Runaway Princess" plays King Naresuan in the play