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Emerging as a constant fixture and senior member among his peers during his [[w:secondary education|secondary education]], Toemkun remained a fixture of an influential social hub at the school's swing gate, bridging connections between various student year groups. In addition to his student leadership and micronational activities, he is noted for his Radical [[w:royalism|royalist]] political stance, alongside an early interest in [[w:political philosophy|political philosophy]] and [[w:illustration|illustration]]. | Emerging as a constant fixture and senior member among his peers during his [[w:secondary education|secondary education]], Toemkun remained a fixture of an influential social hub at the school's swing gate, bridging connections between various student year groups. In addition to his student leadership and micronational activities, he is noted for his Radical [[w:royalism|royalist]] political stance, alongside an early interest in [[w:political philosophy|political philosophy]] and [[w:illustration|illustration]]. | ||
== The Ramp == | == The Ramp == | ||
Revision as of 03:43, 1 October 2026
| Toemkun panatkool | |
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 Photo of Toemkun
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| Born | Toemkun panatkool december 29 2010 Bangkok |
| Nationality | Thai |
| Other names | Aobaom, Axi, Aob |
| Education | Panyapiwat Institute of Management Demonstration |
| Occupation | Prime minister of the ayumas and King of catashshea. |
| Known for | being one of the founding members of The ramp |
Toemkun (born 29 December 2010), better known by the pseudonym Aobaom, is a Thai student, monarchist, and micronational leader. He is best known as a co-founder and the central figure of The ramp, a prominent informal student collective at the Satit Panyapiwat (SPIM) school. He is the founder and current prime minister of the Free Territory of the Ayumas, and he holds a title within the Kingdom of Catashshea, a separate micronation.
Emerging as a constant fixture and senior member among his peers during his secondary education, Toemkun remained a fixture of an influential social hub at the school's swing gate, bridging connections between various student year groups. In addition to his student leadership and micronational activities, he is noted for his Radical royalist political stance, alongside an early interest in political philosophy and illustration.
The Ramp
The student collective associated with The ramp began to coalesce while Toemkun was enrolled in Mattayom 2 (M2). The group's formation initiated when Toemkun met with his friend Linus and reconnected with Narat, a former classmate from Grade 2. The initial reconciliation between Toemkun and Narat was reportedly complicated by a long-standing dispute regarding an unreturned set of Pokémon pencils borrowed during their primary education.
Following the resolution of this grievance, the circle expanded to include Washi (colloquially known as "Wash" and later "Washing Machine"). As the collective continued to grow throughout the academic year and into subsequent terms, it integrated additional members, including Art (later known by the pseudonyms "Fubar" and "Artizonstacks"), BB (later known as "Noodle," "New Delhi," or "Dwarf" due to her height), Vanda, and later Seamus. Throughout this expansion, Toemkun remained a constant fixture within the group, serving as a senior figure around whom younger Mattayom 1 (M1) students frequently gathered.
When Toemkun transitioned into Mattayom 3 (M3), the younger Mattayom 1 students matriculated into Mattayom 2 (M2). This specific academic period is widely recognized as the peak of The ramp, representing the height of the group's activity and cohesion.
Free territory ofthe ayumas
Aobaom is the founder of the Free territory of the ayumas, a micronation. (Details to be expanded.)
Personal life
Around Grade 6 (Prathom 6), Aobaom developed two interests that have stayed with him: politics and drawing. The latter grew into a broader enthusiasm for artistic activity.
His political views in this early period were briefly far-right, though by his own account he never fully committed to that position. After entering Mattayom 1 (M1) his outlook moderated, and he eventually settled into Thai ultra-royalism.
See also
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