<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the last egyptian princess is amazing! Face value against the sky hit Vivien Leigh, unable to give birth was swept out of the door</h1>
Historically, Egypt is the cradle of human civilization, known as the first of the four ancient countries, even more than a thousand years before the Chinese civilization. Today's Egypt is no longer what it used to be, experiencing frequent wars and invasions, and has become a small country that does not fit in.
The protagonist introduced by this issue is the last princess of Egypt, Fasya Foad. Egypt's last princess was so stunning, her face was against the sky, Vivien Leigh, unable to give birth and was swept out of the door.
Fassya Foad was born in the 1920s to a family that was a descendant of the Muhammad Ali dynasty of Egypt, making her the last Egyptian princess. Although she is a golden princess, the life of Fasya Fouad is a lamentable, vivid interpretation of what is a chaotic red face.
Fassya Fouad is so beautiful that her eyebrows resemble Hollywood superstar Vivien Leigh. It is worth mentioning that Vivien Leigh once starred in the movie "Caesar and Cleopatra", in which she played Cleopatra.
After comparing the old photos of the two people, people found that the similarity was as high as more than 90%. Princess Fassya Fouad's facial features are exquisitely barbie-like, and many of the photos are mistaken for Vivien Leigh's film stills.
In an era without beauty and PS, Fassya Foyard was simply stunning, and any language of praise seemed pale. Such a great beauty is called "The Venus of Asia" by Western scholars.
In the 1930s, at the age of nineteen, Fassya Fouad married the Iranian royal family to Crown Prince Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Soon after, her husband ascended the throne as King of Iran, and Fassya Foad was crowned Queen of Iran.
Reza Pahlavi was the last king of Iran and had spent his life trying to produce a son, after all, the family really had the throne to inherit. However, fate played a joke with Reza Pahlavi, and a third queen finally gave birth to an heir, and the rule of the dynasty collapsed.
Fassya Fouad's language barrier when she first married into Iran, coupled with her cold appearance, made the impression that the queen was too difficult to get along with. Although they are a pair of talented women, this relationship lasted only six years.
The royal family later ended the political marriage on the pretext that the weather was not suitable for Fasya Foad to live. Many netizens are also strange that the royal couple who divorced because of the weather, Fasya Fouad can be regarded as the first.
In fact, the real reason fascia Foad knew it, because he did not give birth to an heir. Six years after the two were married, Fassya Foyard gave birth to only one princess, which gradually caused resentment among the royal family.
Fassya Fouad was eventually swept out of the house because he could not give birth to a son, like a house fight drama in the Republic of China period. After the divorce, Fasya Fouad married Ismail, a colonel in the Egyptian Army, and successfully gave birth to a pair of children.
It was not until 2013 that Fassya Foad passed away at the age of ninety-one, and is known as Egypt's longest-lived member of the royal family. Fassya Fouad's life went up and down, much more wonderful than what was written in the novel.
In his later years, Reza Pahlavi was devastated and even wandered around with his wife and children. Fassya Foad did not fall into the well, but took in her ex-husband and held a grand funeral for him.
Princess Fassya Foad's eyebrows are picturesque, and her smile is stunning, and she is simply a great beauty who has fallen into the country. In particular, the innate aristocratic temperament on the body is beyond the reach of actor Vivien Leigh.
Although fate was cruel to Fassya Fouad, the last Egyptian princess took control of her life and marriage. After the second marriage, the family was happy, gave birth to a son and a daughter, and punched her ex-husband in the face.
Readers, do you think Fasya Fouad is similar to Vivien Leigh? If you were the last princess of Egypt, would you take in your ex-husband who had abandoned her? Feel free to leave a message to share your views.