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King '''Ekathotsarot''' ({{lang-th|สมเด็จพระเอกาทศรถ}}) or the White prince. King '''Ekathotsarot''' ({{lang-th|สมเด็จพระเอกาทศรถ}}), also known as Sanpet III or the White prince, was king of ] (Siam) ]-].

He was born in ]. He was sibling of King ] and Queen Visutkasattri and full sibling younger brother of King ] the Great. In the King Naresuan reign, he was ] but authority as the king.


He was born in ] after 1556 as son of King ] and Queen Visutkasattri, and full younger brother of King ] the Great. In the King Naresuan reign, he was ] (vice-king), but with an authority same as the king. Following the death of his brother he became king in 1605, reigning for 5 years.


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Statue of King Ekathotsarot at Wat Pha Mok, Ang Thong

King Ekathotsarot (Template:Lang-th), also known as Sanpet III or the White prince, was king of Ayutthaya (Siam) 1605-1610.

He was born in Phitsanulok after 1556 as son of King Maha Thammaracha and Queen Visutkasattri, and full younger brother of King Naresuan the Great. In the King Naresuan reign, he was Uparaja (vice-king), but with an authority same as the king. Following the death of his brother he became king in 1605, reigning for 5 years.

Preceded bySanpet II
(Naresuan)
Kings of Ayutthaya
1605-1610
Succeeded bySanpet IV
(Sri Saowaphak)
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