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Thailand's royal family, one of the richest royals in the world, has been plagued by the crown prince's problems. Rama X had many wives, had seven children, and had complicated inheritances. Today, there are only three heirs left in the Thai royal family: Princess Pachara, born to Princess Songsawari, Princess Sirivan born to his second wife, Yuwada, and Prince Tibangkorn, born to his third wife, Princess Sirami.
Although women were allowed to become crown princes during the time of King Bhumibol, and Princess Sirindhorn was the first female crown prince in the royal family, traditional wisdom still favors sons. In 2016, King Bhumibol passed away and Queen Sirikit let Crown Prince Maha take the throne, and Princess Sirindhorn voluntarily relented.
Today, the crown prince of Thailand is highly competitive. Princess Si Rui Van chose not to compete, while there were still Prince Tibanggong and Princess Pachara inside, and four sons of Yuvada on the outside, who had been in the United States and were eager to return home to compete. In addition, it is rumored that Queen Suthida gave birth to a son with the King of Thailand seven years ago and now lives in Switzerland.
On the issue of the crown prince, the Thai king has been hesitant, and the pressure from all parties is huge. Although Prince Tibanggong legitimately enjoyed advantages, his personal conditions were mediocre, and his mother, Princess Sirami, had long since left the royal family and lacked support. In contrast, Princess Pachara is the daughter of the original Songsawari, with the strong support of the Yukun family behind her, and her own talent and obvious advantages.
Yuwada's four sons have earned master's and doctoral degrees in the United States, which are excellent. However, since leaving the royal family, they have lost all royal status and titles, lost contact with the Thai king, and returned to Thailand with great difficulty.
Queen Suthida lived with the King of Thailand in Germany, and it is rumored that they gave birth to a son seven years ago and now live in Switzerland. However, the Thai king and the royal family never recognized the child, which was one of the problems Suthida faced.
In fact, the battle for the crown prince mainly focused on the relationship between Prince Tibangkorn and Princess Pachara. With the support of the Yukun family and Queen Sirikit, Princess Pachara is almost unrivaled. She has been following Princess Sirindhorn in royal affairs. However, her shortcomings are that she is not a prince and may become regent like Princess Sirindhorn.
The biggest advantage of Prince Tibanggong is that he is the only legitimate prince, and he was made a prince as early as birth, which basically confirmed his status as a crown prince. However, the separation of mother and son had a huge impact on him, and coupled with the pressure of Queen Suthida and the Yukun family, his road to crown prince was not smooth.
The King of Thailand loves Prince Tibanggong deeply, and although he does not like to study, the King has been raising and educating him, hoping that he will stay away from the interference of the royal family. The king may be waiting for the maturity of Prince Tibanggong, so the crown prince has not been identified. The status of Prince Tibanggong is indisputable, and the return of Princess Sirami is only a matter of time.
To sum up, the battle for the crown prince of the Thai royal family is heavily involved and intertwined. Princess Pachara is particularly competitive with Prince Titbangkorn, whose decision will affect the future fate of the Thai royal family. The complex battle for the throne remains unclear, but Thai people's expectations for the royal family remain, hoping to see a suitable, intelligent and capable successor who can lead the royal family towards a more stable future.
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