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Hun la korn lek
''Hun la korn lek'' (or ''Hun lakorn lek'') is a type of traditional small Thai puppet which utilizes three puppeteers working together to produce a character with more mobility and lifelike movement.
== History ==
''Hun la korn lek'' has been a form of entertainment for the Thai people and foreigners alike for more than a century. It was invented by Kru Krae Suppawanich in 1901 during the reign of King Mongkut (King Rama IV). He developed it while trying to construct a Hun Laung (Royal Thai puppet), which he found involved too many complicated structures and too many strings. He decreased the number of the strings inside the puppet, and thus invented ''hun la korn lek''. His first performance was in Varadis Palace.
Kru Kare continued performing with his puppets, but after World War II he found he was growing older, and that ''hun la konr lek'' was beginning to decrease in popularity. He passed 30 of his puppets onto his daughter-in-law, and the rest of his puppets were "drowned" in the Chao Phraya River. Later on, his daughter-in-law passed the remaining puppets on to Sakorn Yang-keawsot (English nickname Joe Louis) because of his ability in performing with the puppets. ''Hun la korn lek'' was brought back to the public eye by the ministry of culture at the celebration of the 200th anniversary of Bangkok in 1985, and has been publically performed continuously ever since.
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