The royal family of Bhutan continues: the fairy spirit of the four queen mothers under the traditional dresses is full
Bhutan celebrates its 116th National Day with an unprecedented celebration of the royal family. At the Changli Mitang Stadium, the King celebrated this traditional event with all the core members of the royal family, and the most eye-catching were the four Bhutanese Queen Mothers, who wore traditional dresses, with fairy spirits and beauty genes shining in the royal family.
These four queen mothers are four sisters who were married to the fourth king of Bhutan and enjoy equal status together. At the National Day celebrations, their appearance became the focus of the audience and added a unique style to the Bhutanese royal family.
Among them, the third in line, Ashitserin Yandong Wangchuck was the leader of the royal family, who was the first to give birth to a son for the king and became the mother of the crown prince. Her philanthropic work, with a special focus on the education of women in remote areas, has earned her a high level of respect in Bhutanese society.
According to foreign media, the fourth king Singh married these four siblings as queens at the same time. Together, they were crowned queens of Bhutan and shared royal responsibilities. Gigme was identified as the heir to the king at the age of eight and experienced a grand coronation of the crown prince.
King Singh was born in the fifties of the last century and was educated at Joseph's College in Bhutan and London. Although he was not favored as a child and almost lost his ability to inherit the throne, he succeeded in ascending to the throne at the age of sixteen with the help of his mother. King Singh is considered to be a prominent monarch who played an important role in the democratization of Bhutan.
After his abdication, King Singh passed the throne to his eldest son, Jigme, and gradually relinquished power, contributing to Bhutan's political stability and prosperity.
The Queen Mothers of Bhutan wore traditional dresses at the National Day celebrations, showing a fairy spirit and inheriting the genes of beauty. Their appearance makes the descendants of the Bhutanese royal family have a good look, presenting a cold and noble atmosphere.
In this grand ceremony of Bhutan's National Day, the four Queen Mothers graced the celebration with their unique charm, which became a beautiful scenery for the Bhutanese royal family. This feast is not only a celebration of the National Day, but also a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, fairy spirit and elegance.