Twenty years after his father's exile, he succeeded to the throne as "King of the Light Pole", and no country in the world recognized it
Sikkim, known in ancient times as "Je Mengxiong", is a small country located in the southern foothills of the Himalayas, which was once part of Tibet in China for a long time. In 1814, the British invaded Sikkim and have been under British rule ever since. After World War II, Britain withdrew from South Asia, but Sikkim did not gain independence, and in 1949 India sent troops to Sikkim, making it a "protectorate" of India. A year later, the stormy Sikkim royal family held a grand wedding for Crown Prince Baden, and the bride was born prominently from the Samdrup Pozhang family in Lhasa, and the bride's father was then the Tibetan Kalon.
Next our protagonist is going to appear, the princess is not only in love with the country, but also very knowledgeable, for this political marriage, the two are very satisfied, the feelings are like glue, and gave birth to two sons and a daughter, just when the editor is ready to applaud, the heavens and everyone made a joke, the twenty-five-year-old princess died of illness, since then left his husband and young children, the next 6 years, the prince is depressed, lost in the pain of losing the princess, fortunately, the family is better, All three children grew up smoothly, and it was not until the sixties that the prince resumed the string.
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In the same year, Prince Ofethon Ofekin, Palden Dondup Namgar, married a Lhasa woman, Sangidhi, a prominent nobleman of Tibet. After marriage, the two were very affectionate, and after marriage, the two raised three children together. However, the heavens were not beautiful, and Sangidsi died of serious illness in the seventh year after marriage, at the age of 25. In 1963, the old king of Sikkim, Tassi, died of illness, which was replaced by the 44-year-old Parden Dondup Namgar as the new king, but no one ever imagined that this would be the last king in Sikkim's history to be recognized as a royal.
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In August 1968, india was embarrassed and angry that India had accelerated its annexation after an anti-Indian demonstration in Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, demanding the abrogation of the in-Tin unequal treaty between India and Tin. In April 1973, Indian troops marched into Gantok and took over all the powers of the Sikkim government. In February 1975, the Indian army disbanded the King's Court Guard and put king Baden under house arrest. Subsequently, under indian manipulation, the Sikkim Parliament deposed the king and officially became an Indian state.
After the fall of the country, the king of Baden was displaced, taking his family and children into exile in the United States, calling on the international community to return justice to Sikkim. Since Sikkim is not a member of the United Nations, and because the Western countries have turned a blind eye in order to win India over China and the Soviet Union. The exiled monarch Baden was in a tragic situation in his later years, when in 1978, Gugme, the eldest son of Baden and Princess Sangidesi, died in a car accident, and two years later his American wife divorced him. After multiple blows, King Baden fell ill in bed and died in New York in January 1982.
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On the day of the coup, King Zahir was on a visit to Italy and was told that his Barakzai dynasty had been overthrown, that his royal army had been defeated, that the monarchy had ceased to exist in Afghanistan, and that a republican Republic of Afghanistan had been established, with Prince Daoud as president. Since then, King Zahir has lived in exile in Italy for 30 years. During this period, Afghanistan suffered disasters such as the invasion of the Soviet Union and the Taliban regime, and the country's economy and infrastructure were destroyed. Decades of war have led to the transformation of today's Afghanistan back into poverty, backwardness, feudalism, and conservatism, which is definitely a major setback in Afghan history compared with Afghanistan during the reign of King Zahir.
A month later, Wang Chou, the second son of Princess Baden and Princess Sangidsi, was proclaimed on the throne, becoming the 13th King of Sikkim. WangChuu, who was 28 years old and as strong as his father, immediately after succeeding to the throne issued a statement declaring India's annexation of Sikkim illegal. However, twenty years after he succeeded him as "King of the Light Pole", in 2003 the last state no longer recognized its existence. It is reported that although no country recognizes Sikkim, the persistent Wangchuk king is still in exile in New York, refusing to recognize the legitimacy of India's occupation of Sikkim