Kashemsri Subhayok
Prince Divakaravongse Pravati
Born(1857-08-17)17 August 1857
Bangkok, Siam
Died3 January 1915(1915-01-03) (aged 57)
Bangkok, Siam
Spouse
  • Princess Prasansap Singhara
  • Phoem Sarobon
  • Phlat
  • Lamai Panikkabut
  • Pao
  • Son Phuangnak
  • Chaem
  • Choei
  • Chuea
  • Waen Panikkabut
Issue30 children (18 sons, 12 daughters)
HouseKashemsri family (Chakri Dynasty)
FatherMongkut (Rama IV)
MotherChao Chom Manda Chan

Prince Kashemsri Subhayok, the Prince Divakaravongse Pravati [RTGS: Kasemsi Supphayok, the Prince Thiwakon Wongprawat] (พระเจ้าบรมวงศ์เธอ พระองค์เจ้าเกษมศรีศุภโยค กรมหมื่นทิวากรวงศ์ประวัติ), was the thirtieth child of King Rama IV of Thailand, and the fourth child born to Chao Chom Manda Chan, a royal consort of the King, born on 17 August 1857. He was known for his artistic, poetic, and architectural contributions, and served as a privy councillor during the reign of his brother King Chulalongkorn.

King Rama V elevated his royal rank to Kromma Muen (กรมหมื่น), and granted him the titular name of Divakaravongse Pravati (ทิวากรวงศ์ประวัติ) in 1896.

He is the founder of the House of Kashemsri (ราชสกุลเกษมศรี)

Prince Kashemsri Subhayok died in the reign of King Rama VI, on 3 January 1915 at the age of 57 due to illness. King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) presided over the initial funeral rites, before ordering that the prince's body be kept in a ceremonial urn for one year of prayer as was customary for Siamese royals of higher rank.[1] The king also decreed that government officials would observe the funeral of the late prince by wearing mourning attire for fifteen days. After the rites concluded, King Vajiravudh presided over the prince's cremation at Wat Benchamabophit on 11 June 1916.[2] The prince's remains were interred within the royal cloisters surrounding the chedi of Wat Makut Kasattriyaram, the temple of his father King Mongkut. Since then, many members of the House of Kashemsri have chosen to have their remains interred within Wat Makut as well.

Issue

Prince Kasemsi Supphayok had 10 consorts:

  1. Mom Poem (formerly: Sarobol)
  2. Mom Plad
  3. Mom Lamai (formerly: Panikbudh)
  4. Mom Pao
  5. Her Serene Highness Princess (Mom Chao) Prasansap (formerly: House of Singhara), the daughter of His Royal Highness Prince Singhara, the Prince Bondinpaisansopon Thikachonchoetprayun
  6. Mom Son (formerly: Puangnak)
  7. Mom Cham
  8. Mom Choey
  9. Mom Chua
  10. Mom Waen (formerly: Panikbudh)

The prince had 30 children, with 18 sons and 12 daughters.

PortraitNameMotherBirthDeathSpouse(s)
1. Mom Chao Padhipatkasemsri1st of Mom PoemMarch 187227 November 1924Mom Rod
Mom Nueong (Panyarachun)
2. Mom Chao Mao2nd of Mom Poem187327 December 1875
3. Mom Chao SombatboonMom PladMay 18743 May 1923Mom Chamroen (Panikbudh)
Mom Phu
4. Mom Chao Naen
Elevated to: His Highness Prince (Phra Ong Chao) Suprayok-Kasem in 1921		3rd of Mom Poem29 August 18741932Mom Khao (Suranandana)
Mom Nuam (Sekarit)
Mom Peung (Suranandana)
5. Mom Chao Pakamal1st of Mom Lamai1 June 188127 February 1925
6. Mom Chao Viladh RampaiMom PaoApril 18832 October 1908Mom Chao Anuchatsuksawat Suksawat
7. Male Mom Chao (Unknown Name)188526 November 1891
8. Mom Chao BhunsrikasemMom Chao Prasansap14 November 188625 September 1963Mom Chao Suksrisamon Kashemasri
Mom Nom
9. Mom Chao Prapason1st of Mom Son29 October 189015 October 1933Mom Prapas (Hongsakul)
10. Mom Chao Trakanchok2nd of Mom Lamai18901 March 1904
11. Mom Chao SombhopMom Cham7 August 189124 September 1963Mom Yuan (Laksanapranai)
12. Mom Chao Puek (Male)Un­knownUn­known
13. Mom Chao Chitapoktawi3rd of Mom Lamai10 October 189316 November 1946Mom Pon (Laohasedhi)
14. Mom Chao Lek (Male)2nd in Mom Son1 January 18936 May 1894
15. Female Mom Chao (Unknown Name)7 September 18942 July 1895
16. Mom Chao Wattayakara3rd of Mom Son28 August 189514 April 1974Mom La-ong (Suksatit)
Mom Saiyud (Tawetikul)
17. Mom Chao Akabandh1st of Mom ChoeyJune 1895October 1918
18. Mom Chao Suksrisamon4th of Mom Lamai11 October 189516 December 1944Mom Chao Bhunsrikasem
19. Mom Chao Uthaipongse1st of Mom Chua10 August 189512 February 1957Mom Chao Suebsuksawat Suksawat
20. Male Mom Chao (Unknown Name)Un­known1896
21. Mom Chao Somsong4th of Mom Son17 September 189822 February 1942Mom Chao Nikaradevan Devakula
22. Mom Chao Ithiponpongse1st of Mom Waen15 January 18988 December 1964Mom Kasonbubha (Akmanont)
23. Mom Chao Wilaiwan2nd of Mom Chua4 July 189820 January 1946Mom Chao Suebsuksawat Suksawat
24. Mom Chao Tu (Female)Un­known2 October 1908
25. Mom Chao Samosonkasem5th of Mom Lamai16 May 190223 April 1989Mom Chao Kaekaicharasri (Devakula)
26. Mom Chao Mantana2nd of Mom Choey20 May 190223 July 1945
27. Mom Chao Vongkae5th of Mom Son1 May 190218 September 1996Mom Chao Niwadhawongse Kashemsant
28. Mom Chao Mongkolyok2nd of Mom Waen29 June 191012 July 1930
29. (Mom Chao) Kasem Saovabha
Lost royal rank upon marriage to a commoner		3rd of Mom Waen8 June 191429 January 2002Pierre (Unknown Translation of Foreign Surname)
30. Mom Chao Bunsalokasem4th of Mom Waen12 January 191526 December 1997Mom Srisombat (Akmanont)

Honours

References

  1. ↑ "Royal Siamese Government: Official Obituaries" (PDF). Royal Thai Government Archives. 9 January 1915. Archived from the original (PDF) on June 5, 2019. Retrieved 5 June 2019.
  2. ↑ "Royal Thai Government Archives" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on June 5, 2019.
  3. ↑ ราชกิจจานุเบกษา, เครื่องราชอิสริยาภรณ์ที่พระราชทานแก่ท่านที่ได้รับพระสุพรรณบัตรและหิรัญบัตร, เล่ม ๑๓, ตอน ๓๔, ๒๒ พฤศจิกายน พ.ศ. ๒๔๓๙, หน้า ๔๑๗
  4. ↑ ราชกิจจานุเบกษา, พระราชทานเหรียญรัตนาภรณ์ รัชกาลที่ ๔, เล่ม ๒๑, ตอน ๓๒, ๖ พฤศจิกายน พ.ศ. ๒๔๔๗, หน้า ๕๖๔
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