In Bhutan, royal love stories and family relationships have always been in the spotlight. We often talk about the beautiful love between King Wangchuk and Queen Kizen Pema, whose lifetime, like the perfect love model in a fairy tale, gives us the label of wonderful, moving and affectionate.
However, unlike the current king Wangchuk, the love story of his father, King Singh, is controversial. He married multiple wives, and strangely, these wives turned out to be sisters. Sisters who should love each other are jealous for a man, and even turn against each other.
Today, the previous king has left his post and lived a quiet village life. But did he and his wives really have a good retirement? Can they coexist peacefully? Recently, at the 68th birthday party of the Grand Queen Dorjewangm, the human side was vividly displayed.
Earlier this month, Bhutan's Queen Dorje Wangm celebrated her 68th birthday, and her foundation hosted a grand birthday banquet for her. Her children and grandchildren also attended the event, but her husband, King Singh, did not, and surprisingly, her three sisters and their children were absent.
From a traditional point of view, ancient queens, or empresses, were often revered, and when celebrating the queen's birthday, the concubines would compete with each other. However, Bhutan's harem does not seem to see the queen as a thorn in its side.
In fact, long ago, the media had reported about the emotional discord between the queen and the old king, pointing out that the eldest queen was isolated by her husband and sisters.
There is no denying that Bhutan has always made a good impression, however, now we find that behind the scenes, they have also experienced open and dark battles. Although today's sisters were once the closest to each other, they are now openly estranged and go their separate ways.
The eldest of the four sisters, the eldest of the four sisters, the eldest of the four sisters, married the old king at the age of 24. She is not only outstanding in appearance, gentle and virtuous, but also highly educated and talented. In addition to being a distinguished writer, she has made outstanding contributions to medical services and agricultural development.
At first, Giwanm was King Singh's favorite and privileged, and the other three sisters were envious. However, when the three queens gave birth to the eldest son of the old king, everything changed. Regardless of the country, the eldest son is usually the status of a prince. Thus, the sons of the three queens became the crown prince, the current king of Bhutan, Wangchuk. The favor of the eldest queen disappeared in an instant, and the third queen further consolidated her position in the royal family, marrying her sister and younger brother with the second queen and the fourth queen, completely marginalizing the eldest queen's family, and the protagonists of the royal family quietly changed.
Rumors of their feud are now corroborated at the Grand Queen's birthday celebration, and several sisters have not appeared, highlighting the reality of feud. This was undoubtedly a great humiliation for the Grand Queen, but fortunately her second princess Sonam and her two sons attended the birthday banquet and saved some face.
Although she is still seen by outsiders as a queen and highly respected, in fact, she has endured a lot of hardships in her heart. However, she is still young in appearance, with black and bright hair, exuding a girlish elegance, as if she is only 40 years old.
Perhaps influenced by the royal environment, the eldest son of the eldest queen was frustrated and frustrated and longed to leave Bhutan and seek his life, but due to the impact of the epidemic in the past few years, he had to return to Bhutan. Today, he is a handsome young man, as handsome as his brother Wangchuk. The grandson of the eldest queen, who is also the son of the second princess, has grown up, is taller than her grandmother, and looks very similar to the second princess Sonam.
Although the life of the Grand Queen may not be as happy as that of her sisters, her daughter Princess Sonam is the Duke of All
The wisest and most powerful of the Lords. Princess Sonam is responsible for all foreign affairs of Bhutan, and her educational background makes her appear to be cold and noble, and her language skills are outstanding. However, her over-pampering led her to indifference to material things, which also made her marriage face difficulties.
When the second princess was young, she fell in love with a poor young man and resolutely married him. However, due to the large gap in social status, her husband feels inferior in front of his wife, which makes him lose more and more self-confidence. King Singh was dissatisfied with the son-in-law and eventually forced him to divorce the second princess. However, the Great Queen did not support the old king's approach, causing their relationship to break down and alienate each other.
Despite the estrangement from the old king, fortunately the children of the eldest queen are very filial, especially her grandson, which makes her feel gratified. Whenever she is with her grandson, she feels extremely happy. On her 68th birthday, her son gave an archery show, and her daughter also brought the children to attend, which is undoubtedly a rare happiness for the Great Queen!
All in all, the story of the Bhutanese royal family is full of drama and complexity. Despite the controversy and twists and turns of past love and family relationships, each member is looking for their happiness on a different path. Whatever happens, the Bhutanese royal family remains a symbol of this beautiful country, and Grand Queen Dorjewangm has shown tenacity and elegance, bringing a special brilliance to the family.