Thai nationalism is a political and cultural movement that emphasizes the unity and identity of the Thai people and the Thai nation. It promotes pride in Thailand's history, culture, and traditions, often highlighting the importance of the Thai language and Buddhism as central elements of national identity. The movement has evolved over time, influenced by historical events such as the Siamese Revolution of 1932 and the rise of nationalist leaders. Thai nationalism can manifest in various forms, including support for the monarchy and a focus on territorial integrity, often leading to a strong sense of patriotism among the population.