Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, Princess Srirasmi and family: Jan 2006-

iparity · Apr 27, 2007

Crown Prince's Family portraits From Hello!
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Hereditary Mapmaker · Apr 27, 2007

Please correct me if I am wrong, but it seems that there have been a LOT more photo opportunities with CP Vajiralongkorn and family since the birth of his son, Prince Tipangkorn - at least it seems more than in the past or with his sisters and their children.

Is it possible that with the advanced age and health problems of the king that the Thai royal family have been trying to improve the image of the crown prince and prepare the Thai citizens for him as their monarch? Not that I want HM gone, it just seems so "strategic".

Thanks for any response and opinions.

Mapper

iparity · May 1, 2007

More Pics from Prince "T" Birthday
Pics r from matichon and Kaosod Newspaper websites

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iparity · May 10, 2007

HRH Crown Prince, accompanied by HRH Princess Srirasm, HRH Princess Bhajrakitiyabha and HRH Princess Sirivannavari, preside over the Royal Ploughing Ceremony this morning at the Royal Field, Bangkok

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el-khanz · Jun 5, 2007

Eventhough I live in Asia, I don't really familiar with Thai Royal Family. Thanks for this thread's starter. It gives me a lot of information.
I start to love this Crown Princely Family. The Princesses are beautiful and the litle Prince is so cute.
Many thanks for those lovely pics.

ysamnuan · Aug 3, 2007

Thai Crown Prince To Attend Merdeka Celebrations

BANGKOK, July 27 (Bernama) -- Thailand's Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn will attend Malaysia's 50th nationhood anniversary on Aug 30 and 31, the Prime Minister's Office announced today.

He will be accompanied by his consort, Princess Srirasmi, and Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont.

A statement issued after a meeting chaired by Surayud today to discuss his three visits to Malaysia next month, said Thai dignitaries would attend several special events in conjunction with the Merdeka celebrations, including an exhibition on former and current Malaysian prime ministers.

They would attend a banquet at the Istana Negara and the Merdeka celebration at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur.

-- BERNAMA

ysamnuan · Aug 3, 2007

His Majesty the King has designated HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn to present the Royal Flame to the organising committee of the Universiade, the equivalent to Olympic Games for international universitiesat at Sukhothai Palace today.(August 1)

The torch run will last until the official opening ceremony. HRH Princess Sirivannavari, who is studying at Chulalongkorn University, will light the cauldron at the Rajamangala National Stadium, where the opening and closing ceremonies will be held on August 8 and 18 respectively.

HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana and 388 other athletes will represent the hosts, who have set a modest target of 10 gold medals from badminton, tennis, gymnastics, taekwondo, athletics and women's volleyball. They hope to get their first gold in either the men's or the women's 4x100m relay event on the first day.

Bangkok's Independent Newspaper

ysamnuan · Aug 8, 2007

The 24th World University Games (WUGs), also known as the Universiade, officially opened Wednesday evening at Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok.

His Royal Highness Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn presided over the opening ceremony of the games as was part of Thailand's year-long celebrations for the 80th birthday of the revered monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

Bangkok Post: Top Stories

ysamnuan · Aug 14, 2007

The CP Royal Family Visit to Sweden

HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand was on His visit to Sweden in July 2007, accompanied by his wife, HRH Princess Srirasmi, and their son, HRH Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti.The Thai daily newspaper Thai Rath carried on 6 August, 2007 a major article about the visit.

At the same time, during the a visit to Sweden, HRH Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti joined pre-school with other children aged between 2 to 5 years for a couple of months. HRH Prince could adapt very quickly to the new environment and was very happy with the pre-school in Sweden.

As HRH Prince Dipangkorn was able to communicate with Swedish children using some basic Swedish words, he learned many new words in English language as well. Most impressively, HRH Prince learned how to help himself as it was observed that today; he can dress up, wash hands, and eat by himself without the help from his maid.

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ysamnuan · Aug 30, 2007

Bangkok (dpa) - Thailand's Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn and his royal consort Princess Srirasm will attend Malaysia's 50th independence anniversary celebrations, the foreign ministry announced Thursday.

King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 79, and Queen Sirikit, 75, have designated the prince to attend the celebrations Friday as their representatives at the invitation of Malaysian Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, the foreign ministry said in a statement.

The prince and his consort will attend the celebrations Friday morning at Merdeka Square Stadium in Kuala Lumpur and observe the National Day parade.

On Friday afternoon they will attend an afternoon tea hosted by Sultan Mizan and his royal consort at the Istana Negara Palace.

Bangkok Post 30/8/2007

ysamnuan · Oct 5, 2007

The heir to the throne of Thailand made a flying visit to Sussex today for a reunion with his former teacher.
Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn stopped at a detached house in Pevensey Road, Worthing, to take tea with Jessie Webster, now in her nineties, who taught members of the Thai royal family in the 1960s. The visit was private, and Mrs Webster's family said she did not want to comment.
Only a handful of people in the town were aware that the crown prince was coming, including the Deputy Mayor of Worthing, coun Christine Brown, who greeted him with a curtsey on arrival.
She said: "I'm told she hasn't seen him for 30 years, although she has spoken to him on the phone."She taught him over there in the sixties. She was a member of the royal family in effect. She was thrilled to see him of course. When he arrived she said 'it is lovely to see you'. "I believe he was only in the country for five hours, so the fact that he came to visit her makes it very special."
The crown prince arrived at the wheel of a black Mercedes with the registration Thai1, followed by a fleet of personal bodyguards and embassy attaches, all wearing black suits and gold or yellow ties, in limousines and people carriers.
Shortly before he turned up, two garden contractors working nearby were politely asked by Thai officials to turn off their wood-chipping machinery parked in the road.
The prince's staff carried two bouquets of flowers into the house, and he spent about 50 minutes inside as a small group of curious neighbours gathered outside.
As the prince emerged, he bowed to Mrs Webster and gave her a formal hug before getting into his car. Mrs Webster, aided by a walking stick, waved from her doorstep and the prince waved back from the driving seat. He then drove off along the seafront, followed in convoy by his entourage.

Heir To Throne Of Thailand Jets Into Worthing (from The Argus)

iparity · Oct 23, 2007

iparity · Nov 5, 2007

Regal parade

Nothing on the Chao Phya River is more stunning than a procession of royal barges.

Published on November 6, 2007

Thousands of yellow-clad Thais flocked to both sides of the river yesterday to witness 52 barges - including four royal ones - participating in the Royal Kathin Ceremony.

The procession, involving 2,098 men, was one of the highlights of this year's celebrations for His Majesty the King, who has reigned for 60 years and will be 80 years old on December 5.

The procession started from Vasukri Pier at Sam Sen and concluded at Wat Arun, the Temple of the Dawn.

On the Suphannahongse Royal Barge was HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, who took part in the procession on behalf of His Majesty the King.

As the procession moved past Siriraj Hospital, where His Majesty and his elder sister HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana are receiving medical treatment, every barge paid respect to the revered royal members.

The Crown Prince's royal consort Her Royal Highness Princess Srirasmi, his daughters HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana and HRH Princess Bajra Kitiyabha, and his son HRH Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti watched the procession from the Royal Thai Naval Institute.

Bangkok's Independent Newspaper

Royal Barge procession thrills Bangkok

BangkokPost.com
Bangkokians received a rare treat on Monday afternoon, and turned out in large numbers to witness the grandeur of the Royal Barge procession on the Chao Phraya River.

Spectators' areas along both sides of the river were fully booked ahead of the Royal Kathin ceremony in which 52 barges and more than 2,000 Navy oarsmen took part.

His Majesty the King graciously requested that HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn preside over the ceremony on his behalf.

This morning Adm Sathiraphan Keyanont conducted a religious ceremony to pay respects to a spiritual deity, an important part of the royal barge processions.

Traditionally, the Thai king takes his place on the century-old royal barge Suphannahongse, or "Golden Swan", to deliver robes to monks in a ceremony marking the end of Buddhist Lent.

However, government officials said His Majesty will not be attending the outing of the Royal Barges, while he recovers from medical treatment at Siriraj Hospital.

The Royal Household Bureau has said the King is regaining strength each day, news welcomed throughout the country.

Bangkok Post: Top Stories

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Prince on Board, in front of Siriraj Hospital, where HM the King is receiving medical treatment
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Royal Robe - Katin - On Anantanagaraj Royal Barge

HRH Princess Bhajrakitiyabha and her brother HRH Prince Dipangkorn Rasamijoti

3 Princesses and little Prince on another boat on the way back to the palace
3 Princesses and little Prince on another boat on the way back to the palace

iparity · Jan 21, 2008

Duty calls for Prince

HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn declared the Parliament open yesterday on behalf of His Majesty the King, marking the "good beginning of democratic rule" following a year-long hiatus.

Published on January 22, 2008

"I am confident that every member of Parliament is aware of the situation threatening our country. Your mission is, therefore, of the utmost importance: to quickly restore stability in every way in order to achieve national solidarity and normalcy," the prince said in his opening speech.

"It is vitally important that all consultations and deliberations in Parliament should proceed with reason, righteousness and cooperation, keeping in mind that security, safety and the happiness of the country and the people is paramount."
The Nation: Bangkok's Independent Newspaper

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iparity · Feb 23, 2008

H.R.H. Princess Srirasm and her son H.R.H. Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti :flowers:

rath soly · Mar 13, 2008

Congratulation~

He looks transparance adorable prince, in the "Seac" He's the most admirable, i like His pictures in style if everydody would not mind i just want to tell asean people be sticky together and echange the information, I never see someone even in my country. I thought that there're alots of Asean population living in America and Europe do they still remember their cultural right ?
I'm hopefully i'll gonna collect some more beautiful pics of Ppl, when i am back. hope you're reading my feeling !
Kiss Asia :wub:

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iparity · Apr 8, 2008

iparity · Apr 21, 2008

Thai Royalty inspires women in prison

15 April 2008 - "Kamlangjai is a concept very close to my heart; everybody needs it, particularly those in desperation," said Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol of Thailand yesterday at the inauguration of her project's photo exhibition at the Vienna International Centre.

Kamlangjai, which means 'inspire' in English, is a project that provides assistance and support to female and pregnant inmates, as well as their children, and fosters their reintegration into society.

The exhibition was organized on the margins of the seventeenth session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, whose thematic discussion this year is dedicated to violence against women and ways to eliminate it. Her Royal Highness also presented the project at a side panel discussion today on meeting the needs of women in prison.

Pic: Princess during the conference
Thai Royalty inspires women in prison

acid agent · Jun 4, 2008

HRH Dipangkorn Attends Summer Course

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Prince Dipangkorn enjoys first summer course at school
The summer course's curriculum is quite similar to that of the pre-school program Prince Dipangkorn took part in, as the students are not taught academically. The course runs from 9am until noon, following which students take an afternoon nap and also familiarize themselves with the school environment and their classmates. It is not compulsory for every student to attend the summer course but of course it is a chance for students to get to know their new friends.

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acid agent · Jun 12, 2008

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The Little Prince’s First Day at Kindergarten

His Royal Highness Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti has officially begun his school life…and with what joy!
HRH Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti attended his first ever class for the first school semester of the year in May. The little prince, roll number 05031, donned a school uniform for the first time and joined his schoolmates at the kindergarten 1/1 classroom of Chitralada School. HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, accompanied by his royal consort HRH Srirasm, personally drove his son to school.

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johnierain · Jul 1, 2008

It's good time to meet all of the Royalism here online, acid agent you do the wonderful job now of anybody who struggling for the perspective around the world, I wish that all Thai people will love their Royal more, as i emagine i' am eagerly to hear and see alots of wonderful and most famous people. :flowers:

bossany · Aug 5, 2008

all members of Crown prince Mahavachilalongkorn
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HRH.princess Sririwanavareenareeratana
HRH.princess Srirasmi( the consort)
HRH. prince Teepangkornrasmijoti
Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn
HRH.princess Bhajarakitiyabha

bella.monaco · Apr 10, 2009

Emily said:
Can you clarify what you mean by "we need to be aware that the royal family of thailand is quite different and unique"? And are there risks to individual citizens in discussing the succession to the throne? You are not the first person to write in such a way that it makes me think it is risky to speculate about this.

krissy_au said:
I was so sure that I wasn't the first one. Believe me most Thais won't talk about this or even bother to explain to anyone. I'm part Thai myself and I feel uncomfortable talking about this topic like they say Thais have nothing but nice things to say about their royal family and that includes every member.

Sorry if you think I don't try to answer.

I don't mean to be rude to talk about this. But I just like to clarify that the Thai Royals are different and unique because the people look up to them like the British people concider the Queen as a second mother. And The reason why the thais doesn't want to talk about succession the throne is because I think in their mind that the king will lived forever or/and the past when they talk about succession the newly crown kings have died or have been killed, so it like superstition and the people doesn't want to jinks it. If you think about it if you want to royal family to continue to rule the country than just remember this "i hear no evil, i see no evil, and i see no evil"
And again I am sorry to be rude or to offend any one to talk or answer a curiuos question. Sorry (please forgive me.)

rath soly · May 14, 2009

I have no question about it,hopefully that i can keep my eyes on the scene actually i see what was going on the Asian cultures, some of the traditional at the Monarchy country in Southeast asia is damaged, as you like somebody or something you must seeking his faces, this is the nature of the humankind,i am really believe throught my Gen, i've a babe i'll teaching him. it's true dedication for the good people doing soemthing rather than to be quiet, I come back again to see what's new,royalty is my favorite pictures in the heart ! I'm really excite to see many of us are from differents continent.