303:. The message was about Prince Kasattranuchit, a son of King Taksin whose mother was a daughter of King Rama I, saying that Prince Kasattranuchit was plotting a rebellion. King Rama II then ordered the investigations that revealed the seditious plans, leading to the executions of Prince Kasattranuchit and conspirators. After the incident, Phra Anuchitracha Noi was promoted to Chaophraya Yommarat the Head of Police Bureau, one of the ministers of
396:. The Chakri once conducted a war against Cambodia with much success, and he is described as a man of talents, intimately acquainted with the resources and interests of Siam, and possessing more powerful friends and influence than any other Ministers. On the accession of the present King he bestowed on Chakri the dignity of Prince or
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On the evening of this day I paid my first visit to Chou Pya Chakri, who is generally considered the first
Minister of Siam -... We found the Minister seated on a high cushion, and surrounded with as much as state as either of the princes. He appeared an elderly man of 60 years of age then, but much
284:, Noi's father Chaophraya Thamma Boonrot was stripped of his position due to a mismanagement during the war. His father was later restored to the position of Chaophraya Sithammathirat as the master of palace ceremonies. Noi's sister, Lady Pi, became a consort of Prince Itsarasunthon.
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to rescue
Thalang. However, Yommarat Noi faced major problem as the Siamese lacked adequate ships to rally the fleet and had to construct from wood piles. Thalang fell to the Burmese in January 1810. Eventually, Yommarat Noi managed to send a force led by
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under protection from
Vietnam. Yommarat Noi sent negotiation messages to King Ang Chan and Nguyáŧ
n VÄn NhÆĄn the governor of Saigon but no responses were replied. Yommarat Noi then decided to burn down and destroy Oudong and
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visited
Bangkok as the British envoy in 1825. Burney was arranged to visit Chaophraya Aphaiphuthon who was known as "Chou Pya Chakri". On January 4, 1826, Henry Burney visited Chou Pya Chakri;
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