King Mongkut

King Mongkutพระบาทสมเด็จพระจอมเกล้าเจ้าอยู่หัว
Biographical Information
Full name	Phra Bat Somdet Phra Poramenthra Maha Mongkut Phra Chom Klao Chao Yu Hua
Other names	Barbarian (referred to by Sir Edward Ramsey with certain countries and parties) Barbaric king (referred to by Sir Edward Ramsey) The King of Siam Your Majesty (referred to by Anna and Kralahome) Father (referred to by The Royal Children and Chulalongkorn) King Rama IV
Distinguishing Features	Slender, muscular, tan skin, completely bald head, black eyebrows, brown eyes, wears the Royal Pendant on his neck
Occupation	King of Siam
Alignment	Neutral, later Good
Nationality/Citizenship	Thai
Goal	To try to proof to Anna that he's not a barbarian (succeeded)
Home	Siam
Relationships
Partner(s)	Anna Leonowens
Children	Prince Chulalongkorn (son) The Royal Children (sons and daughters)
Relatives	Tuptim (daughter-in-law)
Pets	Rama (The King and I)
Allies	Anna Leonowens (love interest), Louis Leonowens, Kralahome (formerly)
Minions	King Mongkut's guards
Enemies	Tuptim (formerly), Kralahome, Master Little
Personal information
Likes	Dancing with Anna, proofing to Anna that he's not a barbarian, praying to Buddha to give Anna her architectural brick residence on her own, The Royal Children, aircraft, science
Dislikes	Certain countries and parties (with Sir Edward Ramsey ) calling him a barbarian, Kralahome describing him as barbaric (towards Anna) and trying to overthrow him, The Royal Children outside the Royal Palace, Anna's difficulty
Paraphernalia	Whip (which he took from the guard and tried to whip Tuptim until her death)
Fate	Dances with Anna at the pavilion during the end of the film and the finale of Shall We Dance? .
Appearances
Movies	The King and I
Video Games	The King and I Animated Thinking Adventure
Behind the Scenes
Voice	Martin Vidnovic
Animators	Steven E. Gordon
Designer	Elena Kravets Browen Barry
Inspiration	The real life Mongkut The same character from the 1944 novel and from the Wikipedia:The King and I

King Mongkut is the deuteragonist from the 1999 animated film, The King and I.

He is the King of Siam, father of Prince Chulalongkorn and the Royal Children, and