Rong no rah

The origin of this website

-Because people in today's era do not pay much attention to Manorah matters. This website is therefore created to make everyone more interested in Manohra.

Synopsis

Teacher Sarathano Ra, the owner of the Nara Thep Sarathat Faculty in Phatthalung, wants his only son, Sing, to inherit the Nara Thep Sarathat tradition. However, Sing is still a teenager and enjoys modern music, so he does not see the need to uphold the outdated Nara Thep Sarathat tradition as his father thinks. Sing argues with his father and ends up being expelled from home for disrespecting the ancestors. He has to wander around playing music and busking for a living. One day, Sing comes across a beautiful young girl named Sai Tip, who is being harassed by a group of hooligans. He steps in to help and learns that Sai Tip is a Nara dancer, and she is in love with the only son of Mr. Hua Amnat, a powerful figure in Songkhla who provides financial support to the Nara Faculty. Sing's love for Sai Tip leads him to break the traditions and elope with her. This action angers Mr. Hua Amnat, who seeks revenge and wants Sing's life.

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One hunter, Bundharik, from the city of Panchalanagara, went to hunt in the deep forest. Found a group of seven Nang Kinnar sisters coming to play in the water at Anodard pool. The hunter secretly kept a set of Kinnon's tail wings. When she had finished playing with the seven birds, she came back up and put on her wings and tail. Manohra, the youngest sister, could not find her wings or tail and was unable to fly back. The six brothers had to abandon her.The hunter Buntharik then took a noose and put it around her and brought it to the Buddha. Phra Suthana was very pleased and gave the hunter gold and silver rings. King Adityawongse and Chandradevi also organized the wedding of Phra Suthon and Manohra.

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After divorcing her husband, Alisa (Jennie Rushanok) has to take on the full responsibilities of being a single mother to her beloved son August (Mangkorn Fabritsio). August is a curious young boy who has grown up with unanswered questions in his heart about A (See Siwat), his father, and his own origins. Even his own mother has never spoken about anything regarding his father. When August turns 15, mysterious things slowly start happening around him. His late father's final wishes become the trigger for August to encounter the horrifying occult forces of Manorah that try to pull him back to face his own karmic retribution. At the same time, Alisa believes in reason and righteousness. , Alisa tries everything she can to protect her beloved son. But the more she resists and takes August away from the truth, the more severe and violent the events and situation become, to the point that August's life is put in danger. The decision to go back and uncover the truth of the past thus begins.

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"Khon" and "Nora" are Thai performing arts that have been honored as the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Showing off their beauty on the same stage Merging southern folk performances and royal art into one.

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anora is a traditional folk performing art of the South that has been popularly performed for over 400 years, or around the 15th Buddhist century. It is a form of entertainment comprising singing, dancing, and graceful movements. Manora features beautiful singing and dancing as well as witty improvised verses. The dancers wear colorful beaded costumes with wing-like appendages, tall headgear, and long metallic fingernails. They dance to the rhythm of traditional music. The lyrics are cleverly improvised to rhyme. The songs, dances, and costumes all have meaning.