In 1809, Phra Kruba Pawala and Thaw Awut brought villagers to settle in the northern area of the current Chedi's house. At that time there was no temple of its own. Must make merit at Wat Phra That Chae Haeng Which had to cross the river with difficulty because the journey was not convenient, the water was deep, so they jointly carried sand up from the Nan River and used it to build a sand pagoda above the village. near the bank of the Nan River But soon after, the Nan River eroded its banks. Causing the sand pagodas that were built to be swept away in the water The villagers therefore jointly built a new temple on the east side of Luang Road behind Wat Chedi. But not long ago, the Nan water eroded the bank, causing damage to the temple hall. The villagers therefore brought together to build a new temple again, which is the location of the present Chedi Temple. in building this temple By starting from Thao Kin in the year 2325, who was the leader of the pagoda house Kruba Jina or Jinchai He is the abbot of Wat Chedi. After he passed away Kruba Anochai or Kruba No Was the caretaker of the succession, with Mr. Kan being the village headman in the year 1929, the temple was very dilapidated. The group of faith Ban Chedi has therefore demolished and built a new one by the leadership of Thao Supha Itae and received kindness from Princess Maha Phrom Suratada Ruler of Nan has the president of the Buddha image in the subduing Mara posture which is the art of the Sukhothai period The entire body is bronze with a lap width of 112 cm., a base width of 105 cm., a height of 162 cm. It is a Lanna style art enshrined in the temple. and religious teachings Currently still in the original condition. The construction of Wat Chedi was completed by celebrating the year of the temple. 1932 after Provost Anochai passed away He is the current abbot of the temple. and the Dean of Du Tai Subdistrict, District 1, Phra That Sorot Chedi Built to celebrate the 50th anniversary of His Majesty King Bhumibol's accession to the throne. Adulyadej the Great Borommanatbophit, King Rama IX, on April 28, 1996, the annual anniversary of the lifting of the relics, February 27 - March 1 of every year. Phra That Sorot Chedi Ceremony to worship the relics of the 3 relics of Thailand, India, and Sri Lanka