Thailand king’s disowned son returns as a Buddhist monk, sparking speculation about royal comeback
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| As a lawyer, I mean a monk... |
This event has sparked discussions about his possible return to the royal family. Once estranged, his monastic ordination on Vesak Day 2025 has garnered a great deal of attention. For it raises questions about succession.
Temporary ordination in Thailand is a rite of passage, not a lifelong commitment
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| Vacharaesorn Vivacharawongse, second son of Thai King Rama X (Getty Images) |
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| The King and I (Yul Brynner, 1954) |
His ordination took place on Vesak Day — a major Buddhist holiday celebrating the birth, enlightenment, and passing of the historical Buddha.
The event was widely shared on Than Oun’s official Instagram, drawing public attention and sparking speculation about his potential reintegration into royal circles.
Though once stripped of royal status, Vacharaesorn’s visible spiritual gesture has led many to question whether this could signal a path back to royal favor.
More: Thailand King’s disowned son makes surprising return as Buddhist monk, sparking speculation about royal comeback (Times of India), etimes.in
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