- also
Phraya Kosathibodi (Thai: พระยาโกษาธิบดี),
colloquially as
Phraya Phrakhlang (Thai: พระยาพระคลัง) The
Lotus Seal
Ministry of
Treasury and Taxation...
-
Chaophraya Phrakhlang (Thai: เจ้าพระยาพระคลัง, died 1805),
personal name Hon (Thai: หน), was the
Phrakhlang or
Siamese Minister of
Trade from 1782 to 1805...
-
traditional Phrakhlang or
Treasury and
Foreign Affair department as a part of the king's
fiscal reforms to
centralize and
solidify taxation system.
Phrakhlang department...
-
Bodindecha to
attack Cambodia by land and 10,000 men
under Chaophraya Phrakhlang Dit
Bunnag to
attack Hà Tiên by sea. Siam's goal was to
install its sponsored...
-
exiled to Sri
Lankan Kingdom of Kandy.
Phraya Phrakhlang the
Minister of
Trade was also implicated.
Phrakhlang managed to pay a
large sum of
money to the...
- the
acting Phrakhlang or the
Minister of Trade. Chen Lian was
appointed as the
governor of Hà Tiên in 1771 and was
succeeded as
Phrakhlang by another...
- in the temple.
Later in
Thonburi period, King
Taksin and Chao
Phraya Phrakhlang (Hon) —
later became the
chancellor of
finance during the King Rama I's...
-
accused Phraya Phrakhlang the
Minister of
Trade of
involvement in this
aborted rebellion of
Prince Thepphiphit.: 208 Panicked,
Phraya Phrakhlang resolved to...
- Bangkok, 1997. P. 36
Hendrik E. Niemeijer, “Letter from the
Chaophraya Phrakhlang on
behalf of King
Borommakot Maha
Dharmaracha II (1733-1758) to the Supreme...
-
Chaophraya Phrakhlang the
Siamese Prime Minister to lead an army of 10,000 men to halt
Nemyo Thihapate. In
January 1766,
Nemyo Thihapate met
Phrakhlang at about...
