Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Thai art" in English language version.
The Prang Sam Yod ("Three-Spired Sanctuary"), the symbol of the Lop Buri region, was built by the Khmers.
The Thai word refers on the one hand on the Angkorian tower structures, on the other hand on towers that build on this heritage style.
This crowned Buddha image was cast in Lopburi, the Khmer provincial capital located in central (modern day) Thailand in the early centuries of the second millennium.
The style was comparable with those styles of Khmer sculptures and architectures in Cambodia, therefore, the 'Ancient Khmer Style of Thailand' is used as an alternative term for 'Lopburi Style'.
La ville de Lopburi (à 130 km au nord de Bangkok), qui a donné son nom à l'école khmérisante, et authentiquement khmère, de Thaïlande, est située à la bordure nord-est du Delta
