Kinnaree Thai Animal Legend

Kinnaree (pronounced "eat-na-ri") (female) and "Kinnon" or "eat" (read as "eat-na-ra") (male) are creatures in the Himmapan forest. The upper body is human The lower part is a bird with wings. According to legend, it lives in the Himmapan forest. The foot of the mountain It is an animal that appears in many Thai art. In Thai literature, it also refers to Kinnaree.

Kinnaree has its true origin, however, has not found any clear texts. But in the history of the Wednesday said When the Il-raj traveled to the forest and strayed into the Shiva's restricted area, the Il-raj and his followers were cursed to change sex into all women. And the family that came to play near the Wednesday's ashram When Phra saw it, she liked it. Take her as the wife And cast her servants into Kinnaree, saying that they would find a fruit to eat And will find a male gimp to be a husband, indicating that the male gorilla or Kinnaree and Kinnaree originate from the incantation of the Holy Mercury (Mercury is a hermit, can have a wife And Thao Ilaraj When the month of being a woman should be forgotten when she was a man, so would like to be a female ince.)

In the book of P. Thomas says that at the foot of Mount Meru is the residence of the holy and holy people, and that the holy and the holy people are of the same lineage. As for Pallatiya Jataka, Kinnakorn is 1,000 years old.