Phibunsongkhram, a World War II her

Phibunsongkhram, a World War II hero of Thailand, the Prime Minister, Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces in 1941 had signed a formal treaty of alliance between the two Buddhist countries of Thailand and Japan in the divine presence of the Emerald Buddha in the wat. He had royal ambitions of shifting the capital from Bangkok to his home town Phetchabun along with the Emerald Buddha. He later gave up his plan under public pressure and also fear of bombing during the war.
However, there are also claims that the statue was originally in Sri Lanka. Art historians of Thailand claim that it was cast in the 14th century in Thailand only. All these theories are discounted on the grounds that none of the historians could get a close look at the statue.

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phibunsongkhram，一个泰国的二战英雄，总理，陆军总司令和武装部队最高指挥官1941已经签署了一个正式的同盟条约两个佛教国家泰国和日本之间在WAT翡翠佛神的存在。他将资本从曼谷到他的家乡碧差汶随着玉佛皇家的野心。后来他放弃了他的计划在公众的压力下和在战争期间的轰炸也害怕。
然而，也有说法认为，这座雕像原本在斯里兰卡。泰国声称它是投在第十四世纪在泰国只有艺术历史学家。所有这些理论都打折，历史学家不能在雕像密切关注的理由。