The monarchy and the royal consecration of monks in the COVID-19

Abstract

Currently, in the outbreak of COVID-19, the royal rank is the rank of monks
that have been granted in many layers. Each floor has a fan as a designation. It can
be said that priest's ranks are titles or titles that the King bestows upon well-behaved
monks who is well-behaved in order to remain firmly in the clergy. In order to
continue the Buddhist renewal and to allow the administration of the Sangha to be
successful because of any monks who have been granted the royal title would be
entrusted with the duties of governing the group of Sangha at the same time. The
priest's ranks are divided into 2 types: 1) The ranks of knowledge. This type of
sacrament is given only to monks and novices who have studied the Dhamma from
3-9 sentences, which is called "Song Tang Prien". (Except: Provost who is royal letter
of appointment) The Sangha Supreme Council will consider the suitability Before
voting to become a prelate or emperor, or to be promoted to a higher position, then
request a royal grant to appoint or promote a rank. There are two main principles
and procedures for considering the rank or promotion of the rank: 1) from the criteria
of the Sangha, which emphasizes on being a Ecclesiastical official 2) from the criteria
of the King. Consideration of the appointment and promotion of ranks to monks as
royal powers and royal duties of the King. However, the appointment process should
be strictly revamped, the rules and procedures for consideration are based on the
principles of Dharma and Discipline. A proper monarchy system requires
transparency, fairness and focus on the interests of the religion and the order of
society as a whole rather than for personal or collective interests. The rank system is
therefore truly beneficial to the religion.