At this place, HE Mahasurasinghanart who was a viceroy of frontier palace in the reign of King Rama I created a park for his relaxation and there was a royal residential in the park. He later donated this place for nuns' religious use. The reason being that there was a nun named Maen who used to be a lady of the court and also was a mother of Princess Ong Ei, a daughter of King Uthai Raja of Cambodia, came to stay in Bangkok. She was then invited to stay in Boworn palace with other nuns. The precinct where nuns lived was then called Wat Luang Shee.

     When HE Mahasurasinghanart passed away, HE Mahasenanurak who was a viceroy of frontier palace in the reign of King Rama II became the ruler of Boworn palace. By then, there was no nun living in Wat Luang Shee. Houses for nuns became ruinous so HE Mahasenanurak ordered to remove those houses and intended to build a garden for rabbit domesticating. HE Dumrong Rajanupap, the lineage collector, stated that the precinct was previously a garden for rabbit domesticating as in Royal Palace in former capital so that there had been a royal residential building in the park. Later on, HE Mahasurasinghanart donated this precinct to be Wat Luang Shee.

     HE Mahasurasenanurak ruled Boworn palace (Frontier palace) for 8 years. He then was ill with abscess. The surgery to cure the abscess was not successful. So he lost his life. After that mourning occasion, the frontier palace had been without any ruler for 7 years throughout the reign of King Rama II. Some of members of royal family in the frontier palace moved to the Grand Palace except Princess Darawadee who was married to HE Sakpolsep, regarded as a son in law of HE Mahasurasinghanart.

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