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A land far away from the city of Channatunarin.

There was a king named Ekphiphob Kraikriang. who was a courageous governor, kind to the people, he married Queen Chuthalak a person with a sharp intellect Its beauty is second to none.

Not too long ago

His Royal Highness Prince Phiphob Kraikriang and Queen Chutalak also had a daughter named Princess Pim Aksorn or Aksorn Sawang

She has a cute face, lovable from those who see her all over the world, and has a heart that doesn't leave her father's mark. But there is one personality that is unique. You are vindictive. The long wait Don't make her change..

17 years have passed. The princess has jet black hair, strands of hair extending all the way down to her narrow waist. Her face is bright, her lips are pink, her cheeks are full of color, she looks adorable, wearing a royal outfit that consists of A long skirt that reaches the ankles. Not too disheveled, with a pink-gray ribbon tied around the waist, wavy hair with bangs, an oversized shirt, long to the thin waist, brown, and pink-gray leather shoes.

His face was devoid of makeup, with sweat dripping down his face. It was because she had thought of it. Go out and explore the outside world with the care of soldiers without fear.

"Courage, come here. We want to know what kind of flower this is," Pim Aksorn asked the adjutant soldier who was following her. Like a baby monkey clinging to its mother's back.

"Oh...this is a Prayong Paya flower." Chai Chakorn has a handsome face. Answer with a smile

"Is that so? We really want to know the history of Dok Prayong. Do you know anything about it?" Chai Chakorn nodded.

"Prayong is a plant in the same genus as langsat. Longkong is a tree of Thailand. Often found in general mixed forests. Popularly grown as a house decoration. But whether to build a palace after her daughter is up to her.

Yes," he dared to explain to the young woman with love and affection. He is 20 years old, three years away from her. He loves her.

Because she is a princess and did not think beyond that.

Vocabulary worth knowing, Chapter 1

Prayong: the sweet scent of the southern people

Prayong is a small perennial shrub. It has a scientific name:

Aglaia odorata Lonr

Belonging to the family

Meliaceae

The trunk is no more than 5 meters tall, with a dense, beautiful canopy. At first glance, it looks like a glass tree, but the leaves are compound leaves with 5 leaflets on a single stem (some leaves may have only 3 leaflets). Each leaf is about 5 centimeters long in total. The entire leaf petiole is about 12 centimeters long. The leaves are arranged at the top and back, bulging in the middle. The leaf edges are smooth and slightly wavy. Not completely flat

The flowers are in short bouquets, about 5 centimeters long, in the leaf axils. Each bouquet consists of more than 10 small flowers. Each flower is small round in shape, similar to a fish egg, yellow, with 5 yellow petals and 5 green secondary petals as well. It is a complete flower. sex The fruit is round in shape and size 1.0-1.2 centimeters.

The original origin of Prayong is in the southern region of China. and Indochina Must have been in Thailand for a very long time. Because it appears in Thai literature from the Ayutthaya period, such as Lilit Phra Lor, which is believed to have been composed during the reign of King Narai the Great. In the 1873 book Akkharaphithansarat, the word Prayong is described as

“ Prayong : is the name of a small tree. The leaves are like glass leaves and have flowers. It is a forest tree.”

This description makes it assumed that Prayong came from the forest. In Thailand, there are also wild bushes as traditional plants. The difference is that wild prayong has 3 leaflets on the petiole, while (home) prayong has 5 leaflets.

In Thailand, Prayong is called Prayong, Prayong Ban (central region), Phayong, Khayom, Khayong (northern region), Homklai (southern region).

Prayong likes dry places and outdoors. It blooms periodically throughout the year. The flowers have a strong fragrance and float far away, and even the dried flowers still have the same fragrance as jasmine or phikun.

Benefits of Prayong

Prayong is an herb that Thai folk doctors have known well for a long time. Because it can be used in many parts, such as

Dried flowers: fragrant, bitter and astringent taste, accelerates birth, cures hangovers, purifies the lungs, brightens the eyes and ears, relieves heat, quenches thirst, relieves chest congestion, coughing, dizziness. Helps to clear the mind.

Leaves and stems: Watermelon flavor relieves swollen wounds, recurrent bruises, abscesses with pus.

Root: Cold, bitter taste, causes vomiting.

Dried flowers of Prayong are used to flavor tea, just like dried jasmine flowers. Chinese people are very popular. In Java, dried Prayong flowers are used to dry clothes to make them smell good.

In addition to the long-lasting and fragrant flowers, Prayong's canopy is still beautiful. Suitable for growing as an ornamental plant. It is also strong, durable, easy to grow, has a long lifespan and is suitable for planting in the area of ​​the house or various buildings.