In 1995, when his father, Khalifa, traveled abroad, his son froze his bank card and called to announce his coming to power
Qatar is a small country in the Persian Gulf, but also because of the abundant domestic LNG resources and become a partner of many countries, in 1995 Qatar King Khalifa traveled abroad, son Hamad took the opportunity to freeze Khalifa's bank card.
Born in 1950 in qatar, Hamad, the eldest son of the king, Hamad, was a kind and diligent man, and was the next king to be the most respected king of the Manchu Dynasty.
Although Hamad has a noble status and a very high status, he has never had the bad habit of the poor children of the royal family, and even actively chose to enter the army in order to better accept the position of the king.
During this period of study in the army, Hamad never regarded himself as the heir to the throne, he trained with many ordinary soldiers, more hard-working than them, and better understood the needs of the People of Qatar, and showed superhuman talent in government affairs.
Although Khalifa also made many achievements in politics when he was young, but when he was old, after all, there were many things that he could not do enough, and he began to indulge in pleasure, so he took the initiative to hand over the right to administer the kingdom to his son, and put it in ancient China to see Hamad in the state of princely supervision.
Sooner or later, the throne would pass to his son, and Khalifa was very happy to see that Hamad was able to fulfill his obligations in advance with ease, and even found him a princess who was the right one.
Hamad knew in his heart that as a monarch sitting on the throne, he naturally had to accept the checks and balances from the interests of all sides. But after marriage, he met moza, who fell in love with him at first sight, and moza was strictly the daughter of Hamad's father's enemy.
During Khalifa's struggle for the throne, he was strongly opposed by Moza's father, and the two were political enemies, and when Khalifa secured the throne in Qatar, he immediately sent Moza's father to prison and deprived him of all rights.
Originally, Moza's father was a well-fed official with a happy family, but who knows, he was maliciously liquidated by Khalifa because of political disagreements, and Moza also changed from a little princess held in the hands of his father to the daughter of a prisoner.
The wonderful thing is that Moza and Hamad fell in love at first sight, Hamad insisted on marrying Moza back as a concubine despite his father's objections, And Khalifa thought that Moza's encounter with his son was planned, and felt that this woman wanted to avenge her father and disturb the whole of Qatar.
But by this time Hamad was an adult and self-aware enough that no matter how much his father tried to stop him, he was determined to marry Moza as his own princess.
Knowing that he could not stop his son, Khalifa simply married him to a beautiful woman, hoping to use this method to divide his son's favor for Moza.
But who knows that Khalifa's method did not work at all, Hamad and Moza were very affectionate after marriage, and after a long period of observation, Khalifa found that Moza did not do anything to hurt his son and Qatar, so he relaxed his vigilance against her.
As he grew older, Khalifa was unable to devote all his energy to political affairs, and often put the responsibility that belonged to him into the hands of his son, and he chose to travel around, enjoy good food, and live a relaxed and comfortable life.
Moza never forgot what Khalifa had done to his father, and after becoming Hamad's princess, he often told him some things that Khalifa now coveted, asking Hamad to remove Khalifa from the throne and replace him.
Hamad, though he loved Moza, did not go so far as to enshrine Moza's words, and he knew better than anyone that his father now cared about things in the kingdom, and had even transferred a great deal of power to himself.
But the father still occupies the position of king, and even if he tries his best in his work now, it is an embarrassing thing to take the throne from his father in the future, so it is better to take the initiative to take the throne from his father's hands.
In 1995, after Khalifa and his son greeted each other, he took his entourage of cronies on a trip, Hamad felt that this time was a godsend, taking advantage of his father's travels, he froze his father's bank card, and then took over all the power of the DPRK with lightning speed, announcing that he was the next king of Qatar, and his father had long abdicated.
Although the Korean and Chinese ministers were surprised, for many years Hamad presided over the affairs of Qatar and the whole country, but he lacked a king's name on his body, so everyone accepted the change of allegiance in a good way.
Hamad took control of the entire dynasty in a very short period of time, and Moza became the new princess of Qatar, and the couple worked together to govern Qatar in an orderly manner.
Before his father found out that his bank card had been frozen, Hamad volunteered to call to inform him that he had become the new king of Qatar. Although Khalifa expressed surprise at this incident, the throne was to be passed to his son after all, and sooner or later it did not have too much impact on him, and then he concentrated on traveling outside.
The succession to the throne of the Kingdom of Qatar was so easy that the overlap between Hamad and Khalifa was a joke compared to the other small countries around them, even wielding their swords in order to compete for the throne.
Hamad, who became the king of Qatar, far surpassed his father in political affairs, and he was not satisfied with the oil and gas resources that Qatar possessed, but carried out drastic reforms to the entire country, which further improved the economic level of the entire country.
Hamad has also been called a "pioneer" of Qatar for his reforms, and Princess Moza, though resentful of Khalifa's actions toward her father, has been resented. But she also knows her responsibilities and obligations as the princess of Qatar, and vigorously promotes medical care and education in the local area, so that Qatar has also made great progress in culture and education.
Hamad's long-term vision made Qatar's succession no longer stained with blood, and in his later years, he did not linger on the throne like his father.
At the age of 63, he simply passed the throne to his son Tamim, a move that made Hamad a legend, and qatar has developed differently because of these two enlightened and advanced kings.
