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Battery of the Royal Artillery Guard. He was later transferred to the Office of General Staff,
Second Army Corps, and was subsequently promoted to the rank of Major, serving as comman-
dant of the Junior Cadet School before entering monkhood in 1917.

Ordained monk at the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and stayed through the lent period of
three months at Wat Bovornives with His Royal Higness Prince Manusayanaka Manob,
Kromphraya Vajirayarnvaroros, Patriach of The Kingdom, as mentor.

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was qualified as General Staff Officer of the French Army. He returned home in December 1924
and was appointed Deputy Chief of Staff. He was promoted to the rank of Colonel in the same
year. In 1925, he became Commander of the Second Devision and Honorary Commander of the
Second Artillery Regiment.

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The Supreme Council of State, appointed on 28 November 1925, consisting of :
H.R.H, Prince Bhanubhandhuwong Woradej
H.R.H. Prince Nagara Savarga Worapinit
H.R.H. Prince Narisaranuvattiwongs
H.R.H. Prince Damrong Rajanuparb
H.R.H. Prince Chandaburi Narunart
The Council was intended to strengthen the monarchy through advice on economic and political
affairs, and to lessen the King's power to take arbitrary actions.