English: A Burmese depiction of an Ayutthaya King, which has been interpreted to portray King Ekkathat, King Uthumphon, or King Suriyat (see more at th:ชาวโยดะยา#หมายเหตุ) in the Burmese Chronicles rendered in Thai script as "นั้นเตวั้งรุปซุงประบุท" (lit. "Royal Document"), now located at British Library, London
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