Titles and Styles
- 1804–1824: His Royal Highness Prince Mongkut Sommutiwongse Bong Isavara Kshatriya Khattiya Rajakumara
- 1824 -1851: Vajirañāṇo (as a monk)
- 1851 -1868: His Majesty King Mongkut
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