Naresuan Page #6

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Now that I've heard you,

I'm not afraid of death anymore.

Ye gods and angels of heaven and earth...

Naresuan must become the new King...

and save the future of our country.

Now it's time for me to die.

May Prince Naresuan one day rule.

King Bayinnong,

ruler of all countries...

Let announce that King Mahin...

died from a serious illness.

That is not true.

I don't believe that.

My brother did not suffer from any illness.

Those sneaky Hongsawadi killed him.

That's right.

You have killed King Mahin.

What is that?

It looks like a coffin.

- Perhaps family of the abbot.

Or maybe his wife.

- Then when was the abbot married?

Before he was ordained.

It's not a coffin.

- Then what is it?

Things that King Bayinnong

has taken from Ayodhya.

A treasure? Why should this be in the temple?

- Shall we go look tonight?

The monk is sleeping deeply.

Once he sleeps, you climb through

the window, and I'm on the lookout.

A gun.

What is that?

He is so long.

I believe it is a royal gun.

Whose gun is it?

I do not know.

It seems like it opens here.

Stop.

Don't touch that.

You have learned nothing.

Because you have touched this weapon...

you must be punished.

You have done something

that is forbidden.

You may never take these weapons again.

Now tell me what you are thinking about.

Whose weapons are these?

And why should I not touch them?

They are royal relics that

belonged to the ruler of Ayodhya.

Only one man,

as big as King Chakkraphat...

has the right to touch them.

And why are they kept here?

King Bayinnong has brought

them from Ayodhya...

After his victory at the Siamese.

But there was a series of omens.

A soothsayer said Bayinnong

was not virtuous enough.

With his vast Kingdom...

he must be virtuous

enough to possess them.

Yes. But he must be so

virtuous as King Chakkraphat.

Hence the omens.

- But why are the weapons here?

The soothsayer has determined so.

He said I had to guard the weapons.

He predicted that there

would be a virtuous man...

that would be strong enough to possess them.

When that day comes, my task is fulfilled.

I need your help.

Why?

A student of mine is an orphan.

I'd always got her under my care...

Now she's grown...

and almost a real woman.

I wish to request your majesty

to take her to the palace.

Do not worry.

I'll take her.

What's her name?

Manechan. She will be

very happy with this news.

No, I do not want to go.

- You can no longer stay here.

You're almost a woman.

And as a woman you can

not live with monks, you know?

If you stay here...

you will not be more than temple servant.

But if you serve Princess Suphankanlaya...

you will be maid of honor.

Do you not love me anymore?

Or I love you or not, you need

to go to Princess Suphankanlaya.

Let her.

What is wrong?

- The abbot wants me go away.

I must go and be a servant of

Princess Suphankanlaya.

I cannot live here any longer.

What should I do?

That's great news.

You will learn many new things.

I do not want that.

I want to stay with you two.

You can come if you miss us.

If Worajan goes to the temple,

you can always come with him.

Go ahead. Here you only eat

leftovers from the monks.

You will get much better food.

- No, I do not want to go away from you.

Go along with it.

We're not going anywhere.

We stay in the temple.

Directly beside the palace walls.

Really?

Really.

Promise me.

I promise.

I promise too.

I've asked you to get Manechan,

the student of the abbot.

Whether you believe it or not,

under all that dust it is Manechan.

I do not believe you.

Help her to wash up.

I thought for a moment that

you had brought me a monkey.

I do not want to shower.

- Manechan.

It is really Manechan.

So you're not a monkey.

No, ma'am.

Majesty...

why have you requested for an audition?

Wait outside, I'll call you.

Please, have a seat.

I want information on Ong Dam,

Prince of Phitsanulok.

What about his upbringing?

What has he learned?

Ong Dam has already learned everything.

There is nothing more I can teach him.

Do you believe that Ong Dam

ever will be a great King?

Yes.

I have no doubt about that.

If I may say...

I predict...

that he will be...

a powerful King in the future,

just like yourself.

I've heard that before...

when I first encountered

Ong Dam in Phitsanulok.

Ong Dam...

will be a great King.

He will conquer land on all sides.

Just like you.

Maybe we should kill

him to protect my Kingdom.

You can not do that, Your Majesty.

The fate of Prince Naresuan...

and your own destiny...

are interconnected and can

not be separated.

If you have Prince Naresuan killed,

you destroy yourself with it.

When I'm deceased...

maybe my bloodline will

perish soon after me.

Because my son Nandabayin

can only fight...

but can not control a country.

And I observed Mangsamkiat

from the beginning.

He can never be a King.

When I am dead, our colonies...

will come at us as vultures.

Then Hongsawadi will be destroyed.

The Oo-Thong dynasty that I've founded,

will be lost.

Only Ong Dam can save the monarchy.

Ong Dam is from the genus

of the Phraruang...

and not from the line of Thong-Oo.

But there is also Manechan.

Manechan is our little secret.

You're my advisor...

but I am her father.

Her mother was Chantradevi,

the daughter of Samingsawtu...

who deceitfully killed King Tabengchaweti.

Lady Chantradevi.

Chantradevi was the wife of Bayinnong,

the daughter of Samingsawtu...

who was of royal descent and plotted

the murder on King Tabengchaweti...

and so lady Chantradevi

had to be slain by law.

Through her father's act,

seven generations were executed.

Without you Manechan also had

been executed according to law.

Like Chantradevi and her father.

Do not worry, Your Majesty.

I will teach Ong Dam...

as I have previously taught you.

About Manechan...

that depends entirely on them.

It depends on whether

they are getting along.

That is determined by fate.

Nobody can change that.

And the more time passed...

the more King Bayinnong

grown fond of Prince Naresuan.

Finally, this made other members

of the royal family jealous.

This jealousy led to events

that nobody had foreseen.

I have never refused you my help.

But this...

I can not do.

Am I not the reason you're so rich?

Khun Dej.

I can take back everything

I have ever given you.

Think about it carefully.

If that young monk is still

here in three days, you die.

Bunthing, here.

Bunthing, here.

You've been waiting long?

- I just wanted to leave.

We are looking for a place to talk.

At the bridge.

There is nobody.

Is that allowed?

Of course.

I must tell what I feel for you.

Come.

I'm sorry.

Young monk.

Young monk.

Beum and Thongdi have dragged Bunthing away.

Where was that?

- At the bridge.

They went to Yodia market.

It's a trap.

Help.

- I can not swim too.

Don't help them.

Let them drown.

Wait, Ong Dam.

It was wrong to attack you.

Starting today, we both...

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