Takrud Lp Tae Wat Sam-ngam B.E.2480-2520

History and Creation Details of Luang Pho Tae’s Five Buddhas Takrut Set, Wat Sam Ngam (Copper Material, B.E. 2480–2520 / 1937–1977 A.D.)

1. Creator and Motive for Creation

• Creator: Luang Pho Tae Khongthong, the legendary master monk of the Tha Chin River Basin, renowned as the creator of famous Kuman Thong and invincible protective amulets.
• Concept and Belief: The “Five Buddhas” (Na Mo Put Tha Ya) spell represents the supreme auspicious incantation and the master formula of all Thai magic spells. Luang Pho Tae inscribed these sacred Yantra onto 5 copper Takrut scrolls and woven them together to be worn around the waist for all-around protection.

2. Creation Era and Timeline (Around B.E. 2480–2520 / 1937–1977 A.D.)

1. Early Era (Approx. B.E. 2497 / 1954 A.D.): Features copper Takrut scrolls woven with traditional jute or hemp rope. The overall material exhibits a dry, classic aged texture (commonly referred to among collectors as the “Tiger Invincibility” batch or wartime era).
2. Later / Mid-to-Late Era (Approx. B.E. 2510–2516 / 1967–1973 A.D. Onward): Retains the signature copper Takrut scrolls, but the waist cord was changed to nylon rope, which comes in various colors popular among devotees during that period.

3. Physical Characteristics and Unique Features

• Takrut Body: Made from rolled copper sheets inscribed with sacred characters representing the Five Buddhas formula. Formed into cylindrical scrolls (crafted by hand following traditional standards, approximately 1.75 inches long). A total of 5 Takrut scrolls are woven into a single waist cord set.
• Rope Weaving: Woven tightly around both ends of each scroll and tied using traditional knotting techniques to ensure durability for everyday wear.

4. Sacred Blessings and Auspicious Powers (Phuttakhun)

• Highly celebrated for invincibility, bullet/weapon containment (Maha Utsam), and evasion of danger (Klaew Klaad), backed by numerous firsthand accounts from old-time devotees.
• Imbued with strong charm, loving-kindness, and prosperity blessings, as the Five Buddhas spell is a universal incantation traditionally used by ancient masters to grant progress and fortune to believers.

泰国龙婆爹“五方佛”符管腰绳套组历史与制作资料（铜质，佛历 2480–2520 年 / 公元 1937–1977 年，佛统府屈三岩寺）

1. 督造者与督造缘起

• 督造者： 龙婆爹·康通（Luang Pho Tae Khongthong），他金河流域享誉盛名的传奇高僧，也是古曼童与刀枪不入圣物的开山鼻祖。
• 构思与信仰： “五方佛符咒”（Na Mo Put Tha Ya）被尊为至高无上的吉祥符咒，也是所有法术的母本。龙婆爹将此符咒注入 5 卷铜质符管中，并编织成串，供信众佩戴于腰间，以求全方位的庇佑。

2. 督造年代与时期（约佛历 2480–2520 年 / 公元 1937–1977 年）

1. 早期（约佛历 2497 年 / 公元 1954 年）： 铜质符管采用古法 麻绳或麻线 编织串联，包浆古朴干爽（在圣物圈常被称为“虎之金刚”版或战争时期版）。
2. 中后期（约佛历 2510–2516 年 / 公元 1967–1973 年起）： 符管依然沿用传统的铜片材质，但腰绳材质改用 尼龙绳，并根据当时信众的喜好呈现多种色彩。

3. 外观特征与独特之处

• 符管主体： 采用 铜片 刻写五方佛古符文，卷制成圆柱形（按照古代手工标准制作，长约 1.75 英寸）。全套共 5 卷符管，串联编织于同一条腰绳上。
• 绳结编织： 符管两端均采用古法打结并紧密编织固定，确保信众系于腰间佩戴时经久耐用。

4. 圣物功效（Phuttakhun）

• 在 刀枪不入（Kongkrapan Chatri）、避险挡灾（Klaew Klaad）以及封锁武器（Maha Utsam） 方面享誉盛名，老一辈佩戴者的真实感应口口相传。
• 同时也兼具极佳的人缘魅力与招财纳福功效，因为五方佛符咒属于全能型符咒，古代高僧常以此赐予佩戴者顺遂与昌盛。