Name:	The Royal Ceremonial Emblem on the 50th Anniversary of His Majesty the King's Accession to the Throne or the Golden Jubilee, 9 June 1996
Definition:	The Royal Seal of His Majesty the King is featured in the middle, topped by the Chakri Dynasty crest and the Royal Crown. A double-footed gold tray holds the Constitution, signifying the constitutional monarchy. Two white elephants flank and support the seal, each carrying a tiered royal umbrella. They signify the following:
	Elephants were royal carriers, symbolizing the loyal Thai subjects who serve their monarch. White elephants are, according to the old belief, the symbol of might, wisdom and prowess, befitting a great monarch. Elephants are national symbols, once portrayed on the national flag. They represent long life, comparable to the long history of the Thai nation.