For the rest of his reign King Rama II refused to appoint a new Front Palace, perhaps leading to the brief confusion in the succession between his sons Chetsadabodin and Mongkut after his death in 1824.
The lack of a new Front Palace during King Rama II's reign may have contributed to the temporary uncertainty surrounding the succession after his death in 1824, leading to a brief dispute between his sons, Chetsadabodin and Mongkut.