Rama II

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Rama II was a 19th-century king of Siam known for revitalizing the arts and literature during the early Rattanakosin period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Siam
Thai monarch
human
birthDate 1767
birthName Isarasundhorn NERFINISHED
birthPlace Ayutthaya NERFINISHED
capitalDuringReign Bangkok NERFINISHED
centuryOfRule 19th century
child Mongkut NERFINISHED
Pinklao NERFINISHED
Rama III NERFINISHED
contributedTo Thai literature
Thai performing arts
country Siam NERFINISHED
deathDate 1824
deathPlace Bangkok NERFINISHED
dynasty Chakri dynasty NERFINISHED
era early Rattanakosin period
father Rama I NERFINISHED
house Chakri dynasty NERFINISHED
knownFor patronage of Thai classical dance
patronage of Thai drama
promoting literature in Siam
revitalizing the arts in Siam
support of poetry
language Thai
monarchOf Siam NERFINISHED
mother Queen Amarindra NERFINISHED
name Rama II NERFINISHED
occupation monarch
period Rattanakosin Kingdom NERFINISHED
politicalStatus absolute monarch
predecessor Rama I NERFINISHED
regnalName Buddha Loetla Nabhalai NERFINISHED
reignEnd 1824
reignStart 1809
religion Theravada
surface form: Theravada Buddhism
royalHouseFoundedBy Rama I NERFINISHED
royalTitle Phra Bat Somdet Phra Buddha Loetla Nabhalai NERFINISHED
spouse Sri Suriyendra NERFINISHED
styleOfRule patronage of culture and arts
successor Rama III NERFINISHED
successorTitle King of Siam NERFINISHED

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King Rama I child Rama II
this entity surface form: King Rama II
Temple of Dawn developedDuringReignOf Rama II
this entity surface form: King Rama II
King Mongkut of Siam father Rama II
this entity surface form: King Rama II
King of Siam notableBearer Rama II
King Rama I successor Rama II
this entity surface form: King Rama II
วัดอรุณ ได้รับการบูรณะสำคัญในรัชกาล Rama II
this entity surface form: พระบาทสมเด็จพระพุทธเลิศหล้านภาลัย (รัชกาลที่ 2)