The Chakri Group

Chakri Maha prasat

Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall. Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall is among. Within the palace. By His Majesty King Rama V graciously. To be built in 2419, located between Maha Maha Prasat Palace and the Castle 3 episode extends from east to west. Each episode connected with Mukkrasan time.

Institutional architecture of the Chakri Maha Prasat architecture is a mix between Thailand and European architecture. The building's architectural style yacht Europe. The roof of the palace is an architectural pattern Thailand.

The Chakri Maha Prasat, built by King Chulalongkorn (King Rama V), was completed in 1882, the same year as the centenary celebration of Bangkok. Only the reception areas are now used. the Chakri group consists of the Central Throne Hall now serves many purposes,
most notably for the reception of foreign ambassadors on the occasion of the presentation of their credentials, and for state banquets in honour of visiting Heads of State. Its walls are decorated with four canvasses depicting diplomatic receptions of the past. On the east walls is a painting of King Mongkut's reception of the British envoy, Sir James Bowring. On the right wall is a depiction of the reception by Queen Victoria of King Mongkut's (King Rama IV) ambassador at Buckingham Palace. Further along on the west wall is a depiction of Louis XIV's reception in the Gallerie des Glaces at Versailles of the diplomatic corps sent by King Narai of Ayuthaya. The third canvas on the other side side of the room depicts King Mongkut's reception of a French envoy, and the fourth canvas features the reception at Fontainbleau by Emperor Napoleon III of another diplomatic group sent by King Mongkut. The crystal decorations in the hall are mostly gifts from foreign monarchs presented to King Chulalongkorn.

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