Er Ger Fong Cloth Yant by Ajarn Subin 2555

This rare Pha Yant (sacred cloth) features the revered image of Yi Ko Hong, (Er Ger Fong) a legendary Chinese-Thai philanthropist and spiritual figure. Blessed by the respected monk Ajarn Subin, this cloth is ideal for seekers of luck, prosperity, and spiritual protection.

Color: White cloth with brown sacred print
Year: 2555 BE (2012 CE)

🔮 About Er Ger Fong (Yi Ko Hong)

Known as the godfather of lottery luck in Thailand, Yi Ko Hong was a wealthy Teochew Chinese merchant and a community leader during the reign of King Rama VI. Born as Tee Yang Chae Tae, he rose from poverty to become a tax collector, trading magnate, and publisher, while also helping the poor and sick throughout his life.

He is deeply revered for his charitable heart and his connection to fortune and lucky numbers. Many believers offer him strong black coffee without sugar and marigold garlands, hoping to receive blessings and guidance for financial luck—especially in matters related to the lottery.

🌟 Purpose and Use

This Pha Yant is perfect for placing on your altar, hanging in your home, or keeping in your business premises. It is believed to invite good fortune, attract wealth, and provide spiritual protection. Particularly recommended for those involved in business, trade, or games of chance.

✨ Blessing & Authenticity

Each cloth was personally blessed in 2012 (BE 2555) by Khru Ba Subin, a monk known for his deep meditation practice and spiritual power. These sacred items were distributed in limited numbers and are highly sought after by collectors and believers.

Add this powerful amulet cloth to your collection and experience the blessings of Er Ger Fong—protector of fortune and friend of the humble.

✅ This product contains worship to get success.

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