Thailand has always been ruled by a monarch, and the Bangkok Dynasty has experienced three hundred years of ups and downs, but it still rules the country firmly. Unlike constitutional monarchies in many Western countries, Thailand's royal family has absolute political, economic, and cultural dominance over the country.
The protagonist introduced by this issue is Yu Wada, the second wife of the King of Thailand. After her marriage, she fell in love with a general, resulting in the five mothers and sons being swept out of the royal family, and even the rank of love enemy was given to the puppy.
Today, Maha Vajiralongkorn succeeds to the throne as King Rama X of Thailand. When he was young, he studied in European countries with great enthusiasm and received edification and education from advanced Western ideas.
In the 1970s, Maha Vajiralongkorn returned to China and was crowned Crown Prince of Thailand. On 3 January 1977, Maha Vajiralong married his cousin Princess Songsawali, and the two gave birth to Her Royal Highness Princess Padyapa.
Princess Songsavali was the niece of Queen Sirikit, and she was from a royal family with a high position of power, so this marriage has always attracted much attention. However, the two did not accumulate feelings before marriage, and this marriage was more like a marriage for the sake of marriage.
Sure enough, in this marriage, Maha Vajiralongkorn had a bitter word. At this time, the seventeen-year-old Yuwada appeared at the side of the crown prince, and the two fell in love at first sight.
Yu Wada used to be a small actor, and although he has acted in several movies, he has been tepid. Because of his outstanding appearance, he soon captured the heart of the crown prince and became the second princess of Maha Vajiralongkorn.
At that time, Maha Vajiralongkorn did not dissolve the marriage with his original partner, but he and Yuwada openly entered and exited. After the marriage, the two were sweet and loving, and they had five children successively, and Yu Wada was also sought after by thousands of people because of her mother's son.
However, shortly after Yuvada gave birth to Princess Shrivanawari, a rift appeared in their relationship, and it turned out that the crown prince had discovered that his wife had an affair with Air Marshal Aland Rosaham.
This is not only a disgrace to the crown prince, but also a great shame for the entire royal family. The betrayed Maha Vajiralong was furious and swept all five of them out of the house.
The four princes were not only deprived of their right to the throne, but also had their passports confiscated and were not allowed to return to Thailand in the future. It is said that "tiger poison does not eat children", and the reason why the crown prince is so angry is only because of the deep responsibility of love.
In addition, the crown prince issued a national circular condemning his wife's infidelity, which was once a sensation in Thailand. As for the disposition of the love enemy Aland Rosaham, we have to sigh the grief of the crown prince.
It turned out that this Aland Rosaham was very good-looking, and he was indeed much more handsome than the crown prince. Originally, Princess Yuwada could have been a mother and a noble child, and had countless glory and wealth, but because of a momentary confusion, she made a big mistake.
Eventually, Aland was stripped of his ranks and all honors, and even awarded the rank of his lover to his beloved. Although the crown prince pampered his dog, it was indeed a bit incomprehensible to give the rank of military to the puppy with such fanfare.
Maybe it was just to punish his wife and the general, or maybe it was just an inadvertent act. However, the position of Maha Vajiralongkorn at that time was not stable, and it was precisely because of his chaotic private life that his father crowned his sister Princess Sirindhorn as the Crown Princess of Thailand.