Tok Raja
阿公
Luangpu Khron
For All You Need To Know About History Of Tok Raja And His Pidtas, Amulets & Tongkats
This is a non-commercial website created in memory of Tok Raja & to honour his disciple the late Uncle George Neo. It is also to record the all-powerful pidtas, talismans & other sacred works made & consecrated by Tok Raja. Tok Raja's art styles & forms are incomparable & superlative. They are truly legacies & treasures inherited for the benefit & appreciation of many generations to come.
May All Be Well & Happy!
Photos Of Tok Raja With His Disciple Uncle George
Tok Raja with Uncle George during monkhood ordination at Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
Uncle George paying respect to Tok Raja during monkhood ordination at Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
Tok Raja with Uncle George during monkhood ordination at Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
Uncle George paying respect to Tok Raja during monkhood ordination at Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan. In between Tok Raja & standing Uncle George, the seated monk was the late Phor Than Chan when young.
Uncle George, kneeling down and paying respect to Tok Raja (back facing) in the Ordination Hall of Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
Uncle George (inner right), kneeling down and paying respect to Tok Raja during monkhood ordination at Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
Uncle George, kneeling down and paying respect to Tok Raja during monkhood ordination at Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan. The nun kneeling behind Uncle George was the late Mae Chi when young.
Photos Of Uncle George
Uncle George ordained as monk in Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
Uncle George as ordained monk. Photo taken at Ah Huat Studio, Kelantan.
Uncle George during army days, Singapore.
Uncle George and Phor Than Boon (Chief Abbot of Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan) each holding Tok Raja's Tongkat at Wat Uttamaram in 2009.
Uncle George holding the Royal Ecclesiastic Fan during the celebration at Wat Uttamayanmuni, Singapore on Phor Than Mitr's promotion to Phra Wijaranayanmuni.
Uncle George with Phor Than Mitr in compound of the Royal Palace, Bangkok after the former was awarded by King of Thailand the Ecclesiastic Fan & Certificate of the title of Phra Wijaranayanmuni (Phra Rachakhana Chan Saman) in 1998.
Uncle George with Chao Khun Phra Thepsiddhivides (President of Thai Sangha Samaca, Singapore & Chief Abbot of Wat Ananda Metyarama, Singapore) & a Datuk from Johor in 2005.
Uncle George next to the chedi reliquary containing bone relics of Phor Than Mitr, 2009.
Uncle George at International Plaza, Singapore, 2009.
Uncle George with WT Woon at International Plaza, Singapore, 2009.
Right to Left: Uncle George with WT Woon & Mr Chua (a passionate collector from Kelantan of Tok Raja's works) in a restaurant at Kelantan in 2009.
Photos Of Tok Raja With His Disciples
Tok Raja with the late Charlie Wu when ordained as monk. Charlie Wu was Tok Raja's godson and he was a former Detective of CID Singapore.
Tok Raja with the late Uncle Khoo, one of the key disciples from Malaysia & he lived in Penang.
Photos Of Tok Raja's Other Direct Disciples
The late Chao Khun Chan Kesaro, the 2nd Phra Wijaranayanmuni of Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
The late Chao Khun Mitr Silakhuno, the 3rd Phra Wijaranayanmuni of Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan and former Chief Abbot of Wat Uttamayanmuni, Singapore. He was Tok Raja's nephew.
Chao Khun Eak, the Chief Abbot of Kelantan and Chief Monk of Wat Phikulthong, Kelantan.
The late Mae Chi (Sriwan), one of the nun disciples of Tok Raja and she played an important role in raising funds and maintaining Wat Uttamayanmuni, Singapore.
The late Chao Kuan, one of the leading "Bomoh" disciples of Tok Raja.
The late Chao Yen, one of the leading "Bomoh" disciples of Tok Raja.
The Orbituary Notice of Mae Chi (Sriwan) in a local paper.
The late Goh Koon Wee at a Buddhist ceremony in Wat Uttamayanmuni, Singapore. He was a Singapore towkay and well remembered for his monetary contributions and his gastronomic effort of frying vegetarian beehoon practically every Sunday and on other Buddhist festivals in the Temple. He was very well-liked by Tok Raja. Next to him is Mae Chi (Sriwan).
The late Phor Than Mitr with Charlie Wu when the latter was ordained as monk in Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan.
The late Charlie Wu when ordained as a monk at Wat Uttamaram, Bangset, Pasir Mas, Kelantan. He was Tok Raja's godson and close disciple.
The late Phor Than Mitr awarded by King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand with the title of Phra Wijaranayanmuni (Phra Rachakhana Chan Saman) in 1998.
The late Phor Than Mitr.
The late Phor Than Mitr being awarded Ecclesiastic Fan & Title.