For Thai King Maha's view of marriage, his sentimentality and reticence are well known to the public, and his ruthlessness is also staggering. In particular, the recent dethronement of the imperial concubine Srinina has attracted widespread attention around the world.
Although there are not a few countries in the world that maintain royal traditions, this practice is rare in the world for the Thai king, after all, the king Maha, who has abolished four wives and one noble concubine, is so hurried to love.
The fact that the noble concubine Srinina was deposed had to be closely related to her own personality and behavior. Srinina usually disregarded etiquette, not only always posing in front of the royal family, but also far less humble and high emotional intelligence than the new queen Sutilda.
At the same time, Srinina is even more arrogant about the new queen, Srinina, and these kings Maha are all in the eyes. But the trigger for the abolition was that Srinina was bold enough to "falsely preach the Holy Will", which was tantamount to violating the monarchy of King Maha, and undoubtedly would not be spared.
In fact, Srinina also knew that she had touched the scales of King Maha, so on the eve of being deposed, she suddenly changed her arrogant style and crawled on the ground at the last ceremony. From this point of view, Srinina was shocked by the anger of King Maha and tried to save her husband a little mercy, but she would eventually be unable to escape the fate of being deposed, even if she was like a beautiful flower, she still ended up lonely.
Of the wives deposed by King Maha, the most pitiful was Silami. When her first wife, Song Shawari, was deposed, due to her traditional aristocratic background and being the niece of Empress Sirikit, she was given the title of Ninth King at the time of her dethronation, and continued to live in the royal family to take care of her daughter Princess Pa, while also taking care of some government affairs as a member of the royal family.
The second wife, Yuwa Hilda, was deposed for cheating on the marshal, but was deported with her four sons, and living in the United States was considered free. But Sirami, as the king's third wife, has followed the king since her early 20s and has always taken care of the king as a maid, even if she attends important events with the king, from beginning to end.
It was not until Simira gave birth to the little prince of Tibanggong that she was given the title of Crown Princess. Simira's love of fashion and buying famous brands, the nature of spending money, coupled with the family's wanton wealth and illegality, eventually ruined Simira's image in front of the people. At the same time, a video of Sirami as a dancer as a teenager was leaked, adding to the fact that King Maha pushed her out as a shield during a time of turmoil.
Simira is also known as the most beautiful princess in Thailand, but even if she is beautiful, she is difficult to defeat the ruthlessness of the emperor, and in the face of the pros and cons of the monarchy, love can be abandoned without hesitation. Perhaps this is also the reason why King Maha always chose a commoner woman as his wife after his first noble wife, and deposed himself effortlessly and unharmed himself.
Simira was deposed and imprisoned for a period of time before being resettled. Simira, on the other hand, was not only ruthlessly placed in a deserted place for more than a dozen miles, but was also watched for every move, and if she wanted to see her son, she had to go through the king's pardon. What is even more lamentable is that after Being Reduced to a Commoner, Sirami saw his son need to kneel and pray, the scene was doubly desolate.
And the bleak is not only the picture of mother and son meeting, if one day Tibanggong inherits the throne, then Silami still has a chance to live a comfortable life, if his son Tibanggong has no connection with the throne, then Silami can only be lonely for a lifetime.