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The Legend of King Naresuan 5
In the year 1586 the Department of the Red God was incensed to the crushing defeat of King Naresuan. Both have to face the hosts and glory. So then wreak vengeance to the Lord Supangkanlaya.
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In the year 1586 the Department of the Red God was incensed to the crushing defeat of King Naresuan. Both have to face the hosts and glory. So then wreak vengeance to the Lord Supangkanlaya.
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Genre:History, Action, War, Drama
Written By:Sunait Chutintaranond, Chatrichalerm Yukol
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm, Prommitr Production
Cast
Chatrichalerm Yukol
Director
Wanchana Sawasdee
King Naresuan
Nopachai Jayanama
Rachamanu
Taksaorn Paksukcharern
Maneechan
Intira Jaroenpura
Lerkin
Chatchai Plengpanich
King Mahathammaracha
Jakkrit Amarat
King Nanda Bayin
Sorapong Chatree
Mahathera Kanchong
Grace Mahadumrongkul
Princess Suphankanlaya
Napassakorn Mitiam
Crown Prince Minchit Sra
Suppakorn Kitsuwan
Kham
Winthai Suvaree
Prince Ekathotsarot
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