With her outstanding appearance, she became popular internationally, replacing her cousin in marrying the king of Bhutan, how is Queen Pema now - introduction.
When it comes to Asian royal families, many people's first reaction is the bloody Japanese royal family.
But in fact, next to the Himalayas, there is also a small country called Bhutan.
Although the area of the country is not large, it has successfully supported the appearance of the Asian royal family.
If you have seen the photo of 42-year-old King Kesar Wangchuk of Bhutan and 32-year-old Queen Kizen Pema, you will be surprised by their appearance.
It is no exaggeration to say that if this is not the monarch and queen of a country, I am afraid that many people's first reaction will be that it is an Internet celebrity on the Internet.
There is a legend about the two of them on the Internet:
That is, the 17-year-old crown prince met a 7-year-old commoner girl, made a 14-year agreement, and entered the palace of marriage 14 years later.
This romantic story makes many people think that Pema and Kesar are childhood sweethearts, but in fact, their love does not have so much romance to speak of.
Because of his outstanding and handsome appearance, Kesar has many suitors and has many underground romances, one of which is Pema's cousin.
Kesar liked Pema's cousin and once wanted to marry her, but some masters predicted that if the two people were incompatible, if they forcibly got together, it would be detrimental to the country of Bhutan.
Between the sons and daughters and the Jiangshan society, Kesar decisively chose to give up the sons and daughters and defend his position as the crown prince.
So why did Pema become the queen of Kesar?
Pema not only has experience studying abroad, but also has a wide range of interests.
Whether it's basketball, painting or photography, I also have two additional languages, English and Hindi.
It has to be mentioned that Pema's family is quite powerful.
Her father was a pilot of Royal Bhutan Airlines, her mother was a member of the Bumtang family, an ancient nobleman of Bhutan, and her maternal grandfather was the half-brother of two queens of the second king of Bhutan.
Against such a strong backdrop, Pema can be said to have been a candidate for queen from birth.
In addition to Pema, her sister also entered the palace with her, but eventually married Kesar's younger brother, Prince Jigme.
Pema's younger brother also married Kesar's half-sister, Princess Yufima, back home and became Bhutan's colt master.
As a result, the relationship between the Pema family and the royal family is even closer to each other.
On October 13, 2011, Pema and Kesar held a grand wedding, the two dressed in traditional Bhutanese costumes, and Kaisar excitedly kissed his bride, who was ten years younger than him.
Pema and Kesar have been in love for three years, although there is no two little guessing romantic plots, but in these three years, Kesar decisively gave up the policy of polygamy and wanted to grow old with Pema.
Now, Pema and Kesar have been married for 11 years, and she is no longer the immature appearance of her early 20s at the time, but can successfully raise the banner of a country and have her own place in the world.
In their fifth year of marriage, Pema bore Kesar their first child, making their family more colorful.
Although there are still people who doubt the relationship between them, it is undeniable that Kesar has only one wife, Pema, and has fulfilled all the responsibilities of her husband.
In eleven years, they have no longer been passionate and romantic, but rather cherished by supporting each other through thick and thin.
Of course, not everything goes smoothly. After all, before Kesar, kings were polygamous.
The previous king even married four sisters, and these four queens now need Pema to take care of.
For Kesar, Pema is a rare good wife, her elegance and simplicity have multiplied her popularity in the world and brought a lot of heat to the country of Bhutan.
For Pema, she became the queen of the country at the age of 21, and in the past 11 years, she has grown rapidly and has been exposed to many things that her peers have not touched in a lifetime.
From immaturity to maturity, to the perfect wife in Kesar's mouth, how is this not a recognition of her?
Not all noble girls can become queens, and if they want to wear a crown, they must bear the weight, and Pema naturally bears the most pressure when she ascends to a high position when she is most immature.