
The "Eight Prangs" The form of a Thai Prang (tower) derives from the Khmer prasat, but whereas a prasat is "a residence of a king or a god," a prang has the same function as a chedi. The "Eight Prangs" are of different colours. Each one is dedicated to a certain Buddhist concept, as follows:
White : The Buddha Sakayamuni
Purplish Blue : The Teaching of the Buddha
Pink : The Community of Buddhist Monks
Green : The Buddhist Female Monks
Purple : One who has attained nirvana but who is not able to preach the knowledge to men
(P. pacceka-buddha)
Dark Blue : The Universal Monarchs
Red : The Buddha in his Former Lives
Yellow : The Buddha Maitreya, the Future Buddha
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