Bō̜wō̜radēt, Prince, grandson of Mongkut, King of Siam, 1877-1955

found: Thai Nō̜i. Kō̜ngthap Bō̜wō̜radēt, 1946:p. 23 (Nāiphon Phraʻong Čhao Bō̜wō̜radēt)

found: ʻUthai Sinthusān. Sārānukrom Thai, 1973-1979:v. 12, p. 2256 (Bō̜wō̜radēt, Phon ʻĒk Phraʻong Čhao; 2nd son of Prince Narētwō̜rarit; b. Phō̜. Sō̜. 2420; studied military artillery and engineering at Harrow [Eng.]; joined Royal Siamese Army on return; under Rama V, ambassador to France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal; later, director of the Department of Military Weapons Engineering, inspector general of field artillery, assisant director of Ministry of Defense, and viceroy of Monthon Phāyap in Chiang Mai) v. 12, p. 2257 (minister of defense (1929); leader of coup with nine divisions of infantry and artillery 10/11/33; put down by soldiers loyal to government of Lūang Phibunsongkhrām with the prince fleeing to Cambodia; d. in Siam at age of 73 (1955)) v. 11, p. 2057 (Narētwō̜rarit, Krommaphra, 17th son of King Mongkut)

found: 90 pī Kabot Bawō̜ndet, 2023:t.p. (Bawō̜ndet) p. 22 (former name: Mō̜m Čhao Bō̜wō̜radēt Kritdākō̜n; b. April 2, 1877)