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Pridi Banomyong was born on May 11, 1900 in Ayudhya, the former capital of Thailand. He was the eldest son of a relatively well to do farming family. Pridi became interested in revolutionaries when he was very young. At the age of 14, he completed his secondary education. Too young to enroll in any institution for higher education, Pridi stayed with his family for an extra two years, helping them in rice farming before darting off to law school in 1917. Pridi was a bright student, he finished law school when he was 19, a year short of the minimum age requirement to enter the bar (Naeti-Banditya Sapha). He became a barrister at law and was simultaneously awarded a scholarship to do Master's and Ph.D. studies in France. In 1924, he obtained his "Bachelier en Droit", "Licencié en Droit" and in 1926 a "Doctorat d'Etat" and "Diplôme d'Etudes Supérieures d'Economie Politique" from Université de Paris. Pridi was the first Thai to earn this appellation. It was during his time in Paris, that he and a few like-minded Thais set up the People's Party (Khana-Rassadorn). They vowed to transform the Thai system of governance from absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. The group elected Pr
After visiting the palace and the scene and having consulted with leading members of the Royal Family, as prime minister, Pridi publicly declared this an "accident". A university is, figuratively, an oasis that quenches the thirst of those who are in pursuit of knowledge. Once again, he was banished from Thailand this time never to return. and who want a new social system which provides a better living standard to the majority of people. Stabilizing the country's financial resources. The people should have direct control over their livelihood rather being dependent on the ruling circles charity or philanthropy, he believed. He tried to reduce and eventually to remove hierarchies of reward, status, and power in order to improve the society. The compilation of the country's first revenue code.
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