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No.
Asset
name
Pre-Disaster
Post-Disaster
Year of
Construcon
Significance
Damage
sustained
10
Wat Kudi
Dao
1499-1711
A.D.
Renown for its
delicate cramanship.
The temple
was build around
the same period
as Wat Maheyong
on the opposite
side, like brother
to each other.
The temple located
on Ayothaya
area, outside the
Ayuthaya city
island. At the me
of survey, one
meter of water
was sll surrounding
the plinth of
the structures.
The morphology
of the area
makes it difficult
to protect from
flood. FAD suggests
reinforcing
their structures
to their capacity
to endure water
for few months in
water season.
11
Wat Maheyong
1438 A.D.
Lanka Style Architecture.
Used
to be Myanmar’s
military camp to
aack the capital
city Ayuthaya.
Some studies state
that the temple
was built by the
queen of the 8th
King of Ayuthaya,
King Dharmmaraja
and the King built
Wat Kudi Dao on
the opposite side
The temple located
on Ayothaya
area, outside the
Ayuthaya city
island. At the me
of survey, the
enre complex
of temples was
under very high
levels of water.
The morphology
of the area
makes it difficult
to protect from
flood. FAD suggests
reinforcing
their structures
to their capacity
to endure water
for few months in
water season.
12
Wat Mae
Nang
Pleum
late 21st
century B.E.
Located outside
the city island.
This temple was
occupied by
Myanmar army
in the last war of
Ayuthaya.
Located in Klong
Sa Bua Area (lotus
lake), a good
example of a site
located outside
the city wall on
the flood plain yet
having good protecon
and only
sustaining slight
damages from
flood. Suggeson
is to make water
trap (sloping land)
easier to drain
water out.
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