Central
Thailand / Lopburi / Wijayen House
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Wijayen House
was constructed by King Narai as a residence for Chevalier
de Chaumont, the first French ambassador to Thailand send
by King Louis XIV. Later the place was occupied by Chao Phaya
Wijayen (Constantine Phaulkon) until he was executed for treason
by King Petraja who succeeded King Narai. There are many ruined
buildings to be seen in the compound: one which served as a Roman
Catholic chapel, the residence of the ambassador and residences
for members of his mission. Ruins of water tanks made of bricks
well as fountains are also on the compound.
Photo: Ruins of Wijayen House
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Mumbai - 400049 India
Last updated: June 23, 2010