Thai Amulet: The Great Master Hermit Medallion with Ganesha on the Back) Old Medallion Token#D-239

English Translation: The Great Master Hermit Medallion with Ganesha on the Back)

Breakdown of the Name:

Rian (เหรียญ): Means “Medallion” or “Coin.”

Boromkhru (บรมครู): Means “The Supreme Teacher” or “Greatest Master,” a title of high respect.

Phor Gae (พ่อแก่): The affectionate name for the Lersi (Hermit/Sage) shown on the front.

Lang (หลัง): Means “Behind” or “On the back.”

Phra Phikanet (พระพิฆเนศ): The Thai name for Lord Ganesha.

Key Significance:

In the Thai amulet world, this “title” is used to describe an object that serves two purposes:

Front (Phor Gae): Invokes the power of the “Master of Arts” to grant wisdom, charisma, and protection from bad spirits.

Back (Ganesha): Invokes the “God of Success” to remove obstacles and bring prosperity in business or career.