Marriages between various countries in ancient Europe meant marriage with the families of ancient China. Members of the royal family of their own country marry princesses of other countries, and so on. Marriage was also very common in ancient Europe. This tradition seems to have been spreading in all corners of the world.
So until modern times, marriage still existed. The protagonist of the story we are talking about today is a princess of the modern Egyptian royal family, and she married into the Iranian royal family through marriage. Her name was Fassya Fouad. The princess was the daughter of the first king of the Farouk dynasty, Egypt's last dynasty, which had just declared its independence from Britain. The name of the country was "Kingdom of Egypt".
As Princess Fassya grew up, she was unparalleled in beauty coupled with her exceptional talent. So it is very natural to become one of the recognized beauties in the world. In order to strengthen the alliance between Egypt and other countries, the king planned to marry his daughter, Princess Fassya, into the royal family of another country. After a series of choices, the king finally decided to marry the princess into the Pahlavi dynasty of Iran, founded in 1925.
In 1939, the 18-year-old Egyptian princess Fassiyah married the 20-year-old Iranian Prince Mohammed. This prince was also the last king of the later Pahlavi dynasty of Iran. As Princess Fassya officially became a member of the Pahlavi dynasty, relations between Egypt and Iran became closer. Just when people were envious of Fassya, she and the king exposed the news of the divorce. It turned out that Princess Fass had been married for 6 years, and had only given birth to a princess, not a prince
This deeply displeased the Iranian royal family, and she was deposed. However, considering the reputation of the royal family, the king claimed that Fassia was not accustomed to the Iranian climate, so he had physical problems and had to return to Egypt to live. For such a husband, Fasya did not have nostalgia, but she could not take her daughter away, and could only leave alone. Although Fasya is divorced, her beauty and temperament are still amazing.
A few years later, Fassya married an Egyptian officer, and the two gave birth to a pair of children, finally living a normal life. But the weather is unpredictable, Fassya's life is not destined to be as ordinary as ordinary people, there is a coup in Egypt, Princess Fasya and her family are all deported, and she and her husband have since begun a tragic life of exile. It wasn't until she was in her 70s that Princess Fassya was allowed to return home by the authorities, where she spent the rest of her life in Egypt.