Historically, the district was named Khwaeng Sena Yai, which became converted to an amphoe at the end of the 19th century. In 1917, the name of district was changed to be Phak Hai after the central tambon.
The name Phak Hai comes from the NiratSuphan by Sunthorn Phu, which refers to a village named Ban Pak Hai. The spelling has changed however now, so it can also mean a kind of plant (Momordica charantia) that grows in swamps.[1][2]
The district is divided into 16 sub-districts (tambon), which are further subdivided into 128 villages (muban).
1.
Phak Hai
ผักไห่
2.
Ammarit
อมฤต
3.
Ban Khae
บ้านแค
4.
Lat Nam Khem
ลาดน้ำเค็ม
5.
Talan
ตาลาน
6.
Tha Din Daeng
ท่าดินแดง
7.
Don Lan
ดอนลาน
8.
Na Khu
นาคู
9.
Kudi
กุฎี
10.
Lam Takhian
ลำตะเคียน
11.
Khok Chang
โคกช้าง
12.
Chakkarat
จักราช
13.
Nong Nam Yai
หนองน้ำใหญ่
14.
Lat Chit
ลาดชิด
15.
Na Khok
หน้าโคก
16.
Ban Yai
บ้านใหญ่
In mediaedit
Phak Hai is the setting of a Thai country song, (luk thung), titled (Thai: สาวผักไห่; RTGS: sao phak hai) 'Phak Hai Girl'). It has been popular since around 1970s.[1]
Referencesedit
^ absomsak (1995-02-01). "ผักไห่ : ผักไทยโบราณที่ลูกหลานไม่รู้จัก" [Phak Hai : traditional Thai vegetable that the descendants do not know]. dortor.co.th (in Thai). Retrieved 2019-06-02.
^"ประวัติความเป็นมาของอำเภอผักไห่" [Historical of Phak Hai district]. Pukhai.com (in Thai). Retrieved 2019-06-02.
External linksedit
Official website
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phak, district, phak, thai, กไห, pronounced, pʰàk, hàj, district, amphoe, northwestern, part, ayutthaya, province, central, thailand, phak, กไห, districtlad, chado, market, local, floating, marketdistrict, location, ayutthaya, provincecoordinates, 45833, 37000. Phak Hai Thai phkih pronounced pʰak haj is a district amphoe in the northwestern part of Ayutthaya province central Thailand Phak Hai phkihDistrictLad Chado Market a local floating marketDistrict location in Ayutthaya provinceCoordinates 14 27 30 N 100 22 12 E 14 45833 N 100 37000 E 14 45833 100 37000CountryThailandProvinceAyutthayaSeatPhak HaiTambon16Area Total189 0 km2 73 0 sq mi Population 2000 Total44 436 Density235 1 km2 609 sq mi Time zoneUTC 7 ICT Postal code13120Geocode1408 Contents 1 History 2 Geography 3 Administration 4 In media 5 References 6 External linksHistory editHistorically the district was named Khwaeng Sena Yai which became converted to an amphoe at the end of the 19th century In 1917 the name of district was changed to be Phak Hai after the central tambon The name Phak Hai comes from the Nirat Suphan by Sunthorn Phu which refers to a village named Ban Pak Hai The spelling has changed however now so it can also mean a kind of plant Momordica charantia that grows in swamps 1 2 Geography editNeighboring districts are from the north clockwise Wiset Chai Chan and Pa Mok of Ang Thong province Bang Ban Sena and Bang Sai of Ayutthaya Province and Bang Pla Ma and Mueang Suphanburi of Suphanburi province Administration editThe district is divided into 16 sub districts tambon which are further subdivided into 128 villages muban 1 Phak Hai phkih 2 Ammarit xmvt 3 Ban Khae banaekh 4 Lat Nam Khem ladnaekhm 5 Talan talan 6 Tha Din Daeng thadinaedng 7 Don Lan dxnlan 8 Na Khu nakhu 9 Kudi kudi 10 Lam Takhian lataekhiyn 11 Khok Chang okhkchang 12 Chakkarat ckrach 13 Nong Nam Yai hnxngnaihy 14 Lat Chit ladchid 15 Na Khok hnaokhk 16 Ban Yai banihyIn media editPhak Hai is the setting of a Thai country song luk thung titled Thai sawphkih RTGS sao phak hai Phak Hai Girl It has been popular since around 1970s 1 References edit a b somsak 1995 02 01 phkih phkithyobranthilukhlanimruck Phak Hai traditional Thai vegetable that the descendants do not know dortor co th in Thai Retrieved 2019 06 02 prawtikhwamepnmakhxngxaephxphkih Historical of Phak Hai district Pukhai com in Thai Retrieved 2019 06 02 External links editOfficial website nbsp This Ayutthaya Province location article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Phak Hai district amp oldid 1072354194, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,