Sanguan Tularaksa

Sanguan Tularaksa was a prominent Thai politician and a key figure in the Seri Thai movement, which resisted Japanese occupation during World War II. He was also a member of the National Assembly and served as the Chairman of the Bureau of Tobacco Monopoly in the Ministry of Finance. His diplomatic efforts were crucial in securing support for the Seri Thai from the Allies. After the 1947 coup, he lived in exile in China for a decade before returning to Thailand. His legacy includes his contributions to Thailand's independence and his role in the country's political history.