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Thipchang (Thai: ทิพย์ช้าง, lit. "Divine Elephant") or
ceremonial name
Phraya Thipphachak (พระยาทิพย์จักร) was
sovereign of
Lampang during a
period of...
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established towards the end of the
reign of King Thai Sa of
Ayutthaya by
Thipchang of Nan, a ****ut and
woodsman who was
appointed ruler of
Lampang City...
- needed] In the late 18th century, the
famed marksman and
Lampang native Nan
Thipchang ********inated the
local Burmese leader in Wat Phra That
Lampang Luang,...
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named Nan
Thipchang (Thai: หนานทิพย์ช้าง) or
simply Thipchang to lead the
Lampang forces to
successfully expel the
Lamphun from the city.
Thipchang was declared...
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railing of the temple,
reputed to be
fired by
legendary folk hero Nan
Thipchang, and
ancestors of the
House of Chao Chet Ton (Seven Princes)
which ruled...
- Aphaikhamini, King (1763–1768) Po Mayu-nguan, King (1768–1775)
Lampang –
Thipchang, King (1732–1759) Chaikaeo,
Prince (1759–1774) Kawila,
Prince of Lampang...
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spearheaded by Kawila,
formerly the
ruler of
Lampang and a
scion of
Thipchang, the
progenitor of the
Thipchak dynasty, and
aided by his
seven brothers...
- 1727) date
unknown Alberto Pullicino,
Maltese painter (b. 1719) King
Thipchang of the
Realm of
Lampang (b. c. 1675) Newman,
Frank G. (January 1965)....
- 16.
Thipchang 8. (=24.) Chai Kaeo,
Prince Singharatthani 17.
Pimpa 4.
Kawila 9. (=25.)
Chantha 2.
Kawilorot Suriyawong 5.
Nocha 1. Thip
Keson 24. (=8...
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hunter named Thipchang was
declared as the
local ruler of
Lampang in 1732 with the
title of
Phaya Sulawaluechai.[page needed]
Thipchang ruled Lampang...
