USE THE PROPERTY WITHIN THE TEMPLE. TO STRENGTHEN THE NORTHEASTERN COMMUNITY

Abstract

This research paper aims to study the following:1) To study the background of the property within the Isan temple. 2) To study the problem of the use of the property in the Isan temple. 3) To study the way to use the property within the temple. To strengthen the northeastern community. This research is qualitative research. Study document Field research was conducted by interview, observation, interview, and group discussion of 88 photographs per person. And present the results by descriptive. The research found that The history of the property in the Northeast Temple, the nine temple property of the monuments of the Northeast. The property of the religion is called. Monument of monastery Both movable and immovable property are divided into 2 types: (1) The property of religion, which is not one temple. Monument of monastery Property of any temple The problem of using the property in the temple in the northeast of the 9 measurements found that:1) the lack of conventional systems with communities and government agencies 2) the structure of work. Lack of systematic workplace mechanisms; 3) lack of guidelines for implementing concrete plans; 4) coordination of lack of oversight; 5) lack of follow-up monitoring. As a result, the use of the property in the Isan measure is constantly damaged. The way to utilize the property within the temple to strengthen the 9 northeastern communities has two approaches:1) The monks and lay people involved in temples across the country are aware of and understand their role as. Trustee of the heritage of the arts and culture of the nation. Together with the government in the right direction. 2. The support to promote the measure to maintain the property in the arts and culture properly. And it is beneficial to temples and communities such as the accounting of antiquities. The history of theexhibit including the correct maintenance of the prescribed rules. As well asencouraging them to be good examples for other temples.