The Heroic Deeds and Major Events in Thai History permanent exhibition defines “Heroic Deeds” as the valiant acts of individuals or groups of Thai heroes and heroines, elite or commoners, who sacrificed themselves to protect their communities. During a crisis, some might use peaceful means while others resorted to more aggressive measures. Their choices depended on intelligence, sound judgment and shrewd decisions for the benefits and peace of the future generations in the centuries to come. The Heroic Deeds also express love and deep concern for our beloved motherland.

This permanent exhibition is divided into14 sections.

Part 1 : Meaning of the Heroic Deeds

Part 2 : The Bencharatchakakudhaphan

Part 3 : Buddhism for Thai People

Part 4 : The Establishment of Ayutthaya

Part 5 : Sakdina (Status in Terms of land) System in Thai Society

Part 6 : The heroic deed of King Naresuan the Great.

Part 7 : The memorials to King Naresuan the Great

Part 8 : Thonburi

Part 9 : Reconstruction of the Thai  State During the Early Rattanakosin period

Part 10 : The War of Nine Armies: The last conventional war

Part 11 : King Rama III’s Offensive Economic Strategy

Part 12 : King Chulalongkorn’s vision

Part 13 : The Memorial to Thai Soldiers in The First  World War

Part 14 : The Development and Worker King.