Tha Ruea District

Amphoe Tha Ruea ( Thai: อำเภอ ท่าเรือ ) is a district ( Amphoe - administrative district ) in the northeastern province of Ayutthaya. The Ayutthaya Province located in the central region of Thailand.

Geography

The neighboring Amphoe are from clockwise from the North: Amphoe Don Phut, Amphoe Ban Mo, Amphoe Sao Hai, Amphoe Nong Saeng Province Saraburi and Amphoe Nakhon Luang Amphoe Phachi and the province of Ayutthaya.

History

The original name of the district was Nakhon Noi. In 1916, he was renamed Tha Ruea to commemorate an important historical event.

When the hunter Bun in the province of Saraburi the footprint of the Buddha took place, King Songtham went with his royal barge on the Pasak River at that point to pay homage to the footprint. He parked his boat here in today's district, and continued his journey overland. This pilgrimage has since been a royal tradition, as well as later kings traveled in this way to Wat Phra Phutthabat to prove the footprint of their reverence.

The word Thai means Tha Ruea boat landing.

Management

The circle is divided into 10 subdistricts (tambon ), which are further subdivided into 68 villages ( Muban ). Tha Ruea itself has a small-town status ( thesaban tambon).

There are a total of 9 " Tambon Administrative Organizations" (TAO, องค์การ บริหาร ส่วน ตำบล - administrative organizations).

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