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Khruba Srivichai and the Centralization of the Thai Sangha: Conflict, Accommodation, and Suppression in Northern Thailand, 1910–1936
Khruba Srivichai (11 June 1878–21 February 1939) was among the most revered Buddhist monks in modern Northern Thailand. His extraordinary popularity among the people of Lanna, his capacity to mobilize large numbers of followers for the restoration and
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