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Among Bhutan's royal gossip, the most striking story is that the former king married four of his sisters as queens. This unusual marriage brought five princes and five princesses to the Bhutanese royal family, adding new branches to the royal family's flourishing efforts.
However, one of the princesses, Princess Sonam II, is the brightest star in the family. She has charming phoenix eyes, is known as the representative of the royal family, and is also an academic genius. This princess who grew up with the snowy plateau knows seven Chinese and is loved by the old king. Although she was freely in love and married to a civilian man, the marriage did not last, Sonam remained passionate about serving his country.
To understand Sonam's story, we need to go back to her family background. In order to avoid internal strife, the royal family decided that the four sisters had equal status, and there was no distinction between high and low. Their children were also treated equally, regardless of their concubinage, because all four sisters had noble blood.
As a result, the Bhutanese royal family has adopted the traditional rule of making the eldest son the crown prince, and the current king, Wangchuk, is the first son of the former king, and his mother is the second queen. However, Sonam, as the eldest daughter of the Great Queen, faced an open and secret struggle between her mother and aunts from an early age, and she was determined not to allow her husband to repeat the same mistakes.
Although the old king tried to treat the four queens equally, his feelings for the eldest queen were still deeper. Sonam was brilliant from an early age, and the old king's favor for her continued unabated. As a grown-up, Sonam not only improved his education in Bhutan, holding LL.M. degrees from Harvard and Stanford, but also dedicated his life to the honorary cause of the country and became the chairman of the Center for Legal Studies.
However, Sonam held an independent view of marriage. She was adamantly opposed to polygamy and political marriage, but marriages for Bhutanese princesses were usually decided by the royal family, either with royal families in other countries or with large nobles. Although she fell in love with a commoner man, a civil servant in the Ministry of Finance, the royal family dismissed him.
Despite the doubts and sarcasm of the royal family, Sonam firmly married the young man, and with the support of the old king, he succeeded. They had two sons, but the royal family and nobles still held prejudices against the commoner colt, and the marriage gap eventually led to the breakdown of their relationship.
Sonam lost faith in love and had no illusions about marriage. She devoted herself to her career and handled all matters for Bhutan, especially in foreign affairs. Her outstanding appearance and noble temperament made her a highlight of international events and was warmly welcomed by foreign guests visiting Bhutan.
Once, the family of the Prince of Japan came to visit Bhutan, and Sonam was chosen as the main receptionist. Dressed in traditional costumes in smoky purple, she embodies the beauty of Bhutanese culture and is no less than the gentle Princess of Japan. Sonam has excelled in the field of diplomacy and has demonstrated extraordinary ability.
On the whole, Sonam is not only a worthy face of the Bhutanese royal family, but also an outstanding scholar and diplomat. Her story tells us that even in the royal family, there are people who bravely stand up for their faith and pursue their own happiness. Sonam, on the other hand, is the pride of the Bhutanese royal family, and she has won countless accolades for the country with her brilliance.
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