������������Chao Inthayongyotchot, whose former name was Chao Inthayot, was also called Chao Noimuak among his brothers and sisters. Sons of Chao Daradirekratanaphairot and Maechao Pimpa (Phimpha in the Central Thai Dialect), he was appointed as ruler of Lamphun by King Rama V in 1895. His name was inscribed in the rectangular gold plaque as Chao Inthayongyotchot.
������������He was a strong and serious ruler who made the city prosperous in many ways. For instance, roads were constructed to link several districts in the provinces as well as a playhouse like some in Bangkok. He had a post office of four rooms built with his own money and gave it to the government on November 10, 1907.
������������He married Maechao Rotkaeo (M. R. Rotkaeo Issarasena) Daughter of M. C. Sakrabut Issarasena and had two sons and 3 daughters as follows:
������������1.Prince Mukda.
������������2.Prince Tui (passed away).
������������3.Prince Chakkham (who became Chao Chakkhamkhachonsak a ruler of Lamphun).
������������4.Princess Kaeomueangma (died prematurely).
������������5.Princess La.
������������There were also 2 daughters by his other wives:
������������1.Princess Thipnuan (born to Mom Khamthiang)
������������2.Princess Saikhio (born to Mom Buachin)
������������Chao Luang Inthayongyotchot passed away on March 18, 1911 after ruling Lamphun for 16 years.
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