Wild Tiger Corps

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The Wild Tiger Corps was a paramilitary organization in early 20th-century Siam that served as a royalist, nationalist force closely aligned with the monarchy and used to promote loyalty and modern military discipline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf paramilitary organization
royalist organization
activeDuringReignOf Vajiravudh NERFINISHED
allegiance King Vajiravudh NERFINISHED
monarchy of Siam
associatedWith Chakri dynasty NERFINISHED
Thai royal court NERFINISHED
commandStructure directly under the king
country Siam NERFINISHED
Thailand
foundedBy Rama VI NERFINISHED
Vajiravudh NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic elite
loyal to the king
militaristic
nationalist
historicalRegion Rattanakosin Kingdom NERFINISHED
ideology Thai nationalism
monarchism
royalism
languageOfCommand Thai
leader Vajiravudh NERFINISHED
leaderTitle king of Siam NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bangkok
organizationType volunteer corps
politicalAlignment anti-republican
pro-monarchy
purpose instill modern military discipline
promote loyalty to the monarchy
promote nationalism in Siam
serve as a royal bodyguard force
recruitment volunteer basis
relatedTo Royal Thai Army NERFINISHED
Thai monarchy NERFINISHED
role counterbalance the regular army
support the absolute monarchy
status defunct
symbolism symbol of royal nationalism
timePeriod early 20th century
trainingFocus discipline
loyalty to the king
military drill
physical fitness
usedFor political mobilization in support of the monarchy
propaganda for royalist ideology

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King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) founded Wild Tiger Corps
subject surface form: King Vajiravudh