Hidden Ayutthaya [EP 43] : วัดสีกุก ไม่ใช่ค่ายใหญ่และที่ตายของ "มังมหานรธา" (ตอนที่ 1)

Wat Sikuk is mentioned in historical records from the fall of Ayutthaya in 1767 as the main camp of the Burmese southern general, Mang Maha Noratha. It was where he commanded his forces during the siege of Ayutthaya until his death from illness. However, Burmese chronicles detailing Mang Maha Noratha's troop movements reveal that the Sikuk camp received relatively little attention. Furthermore, the author questions how such a large-scale command structure, situated 12 kilometers from Ayutthaya, could have been effectively managed. This led to the exploration of the area and Burmese troop routes to find out the final location of Mang Maha Noratha's position before his death. #WatSikuk #Ayutthaya #PhraNakhonSiAyutthaya #History #Archaeology #HistoricalSite #Temple #AbandonedTemple #PhraNakhonSiAyutthaya #BangBanDistrict #BangChani #MaeNamNoi #HiddenAyutthaya #Ayutthaya #Temple #History #Thailand #ChaoPhrayaRiver #ThaiBurmeseWars #Cannons #BurmeseCamp #FallOfAyutthayaWar #OldCity #FallOfAyutthaya #2310 #2310 #Cannonballs #Church #ReligiousSite #River #Map #Plan #Sketch #MangMahaNoratha #NemyoSihabodi #General #BurmeseGeneral #PhrayaTak #KingTaksin #KingEkkathat #BurmeseArmy #AvaArmy #Ava #WatPhuKhaoThong #WatPrasatThong #WatKhanon #PhuKhaoThong #Navy #Fort #Fortress #CannonFort #ChaoPhrayaRiver #River #RoyalChronicles #Chronicles #BurmeseChronicles