Talk:Uparaja

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Did you mean 'Uparat' by a title of Crown prince as in the western monarch?

There was NO Crown prince title in thai monarch until the reign of Rama V

This is another example of articles written by 'farangs' who thought they knew something about Thai history; only that they don't

Firstly, you're too damn charming. You might like to tone down the charisma. Secondly, the article doesn't mention crown princes. What are you talking about? Markyour words 23:29, 26 February 2006 (UTC)