s an engineer, this person held patents for a wastewater aerator design and designed the "Micro Mod" sailboat. This man performed with Benny Goodman and Stan Getz as a saxophonist, but he was criticized as a musical dilettante in a biography by Paul M. Handley whose title claims that this man "Never Smiles." This man, who propounded the "Sufficiency Economy" theory, was caught in controversy when his son's dog was allegedly named Air Chief Marshal Foo Foo. As a political figure, he intervened in the 1992 Black May crisi
s an engineer, this person held patents for a wastewater aerator design and designed the "Micro Mod" sailboat. This man performed with Benny Goodman and Stan Getz as a saxophonist, but he was criticized as a musical dilettante in a biography by Paul M. Handley whose title claims that this man "Never Smiles." This man, who propounded the "Sufficiency Economy" theory, was caught in controversy when his son's dog was allegedly named Air Chief Marshal Foo Foo. As a political figure, he intervened in the 1992 Black May crisis and backed a (*) military coup in his country catalyzed by the Thammasat University massacre. In April 2006, an audience with this man may have persuaded Thaksin Shinawatra to resign. Despite his recent death, insulting him remains punishable by imprisonment under lèse majesté laws. For 10 points, name this man who died in October 2016 as the longest-reigning monarch in Thai history.
s an engineer, this person held patents for a wastewater aerator design and designed the "Micro Mod" sailboat.
Bhumibol Adulyadej [or Phumiphon Adunyadet or Rama IX; prompt on King of Thailand or Rama]