The Himalayas, the roof of the world.
The snow-capped mountains and cloud-covered peaks have become a secret place haunted by the world's dreams.
The sea breeze from the south is blocked by its broad back, which moistens the vast greenery of South Asia.
The mountains rise and fall like the petals of a lotus flower.
Bhutan, a small country on the southern slopes of the Himalayas, is placed in the midst of overlapping greenery.
Whether it was a Tibetan tribe hundreds of years ago, or the happiest independent country in the world today, this land is full of mysterious beauty.
More than the natural scenery, the general public is paying attention to this small South Asian country.
It is the royal family of Bhutan, which is dominated by good looks and rich in romantic love.
But what is less known is that the father of the young and handsome current king of Bhutan, the previous king of Bhutan.
In 1979, he married four siblings.
And the appearance of these four queen mothers is extremely outstanding, and the phoenix eyes are charming and heartbreaking.
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If we say that the marriage between the current king of Bhutan and the commoner Pema is the brightest fairy tale in a religious country.
The marriage of his father, Jigme Singh Wangchuck, is a complex blend of politics and love.
In the 17th century, there were frequent wars in Tibetan areas because of religious issues.
A monk named Shazhong Ngawang Namgyal climbed over the Himalayas.
Unified Brukeba, which had long been a feudal lord, and formed a religious regime.
This was the predecessor of Bhutan, and Ngawang Namgyal became the founder of Bhutan.
The stars change, and time passes.
After wars and British colonial rule, peace finally ushered in Bhutan in the late 40s.
And the rulers at this time also became the Wangchuck family.
But as a Buddhist country, the ruling significance of a spiritual leader is slightly higher than that of a more pragmatic political leader.
Therefore, the royal family is also more cautious in dealing with the marriage of the fourth king, Singh.
Under Singh's father, Bhutan broke away from the British and established its own independent sovereignty.
In addition to this, this enlightened ruler also led Bhutan on a path to modernization.
It was under his father's words and deeds that Singh received his court education in China.
He went to India and then England to receive a total Westernized education.
Having seen the bright future, Jigme is even more determined to make Bhutan the happiest country in the world.
Love came unexpectedly.
On an occasion similar to a court gathering, Singh met Dorje Ngawang Namgyal.
As soon as this beautiful and intelligent girl appeared, she won the heart of His Majesty.
If it is a love fairy tale full of soft light.
At this time, Singh and Dorje should confide their love for each other and return together.
But this is not an unexpected encounter, but a carefully constructed political marriage.
Dorje's family is a descendant of the founder of Bhutan, Shachung Ngawang Namgyal, mentioned in the opening chapter.
This family, which has been regarded as a spiritual totem by Bhutan for generations, was specially invited to participate in this gathering.
After all, the Wangchuck family overthrew the regime change that had been in place for generations of Dorje Zu.
Out of balance in all aspects, under the planning of the royal family.
Four years after Singh became king, he married the girl he had fallen in love with at first sight.
Fly into the Emperor's house
But marriage in religious countries has never been "seeking only one heart".
Dorje married in with his sister of three mothers.
The royal family has its own considerations, perhaps for the mistakes committed against the Ngawang Namgyal family.
Now, Singh has married all of their offspring.
In this way, whoever gives birth to a noble son for the Wang family is considered the common heir of the two families.
Due to Bhutan's peculiar form of government, we know very little about the royal mysin involved.
But for Bhutan at that time, whoever of these four queen mothers gave birth to a noble son first had a great possibility of becoming the future crown prince of Bhutan.
And the four sisters of Anan Wangjie, in addition to their noble birth, also have graceful posture and charming appearance.
And Dorje is one of them.
Not only is she outstanding, but like Singh, she has received a modern civilization education in India.
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is full of scheming and calculation, and the excitement is comparable to that of a palace fighting drama.
Just a year after their marriage, Dorje's third sister, Singh's third queen mother, gave birth to a baby boy.
And this child is the current King of Bhutan, Kaisal.
Dorje later gave birth to his first daughter.
The style of painting instantly changed from "The Legend of Zhen Huan" to the drama of "Kowloon Winning the Throne".
It is not known how much of this is the fiction and processing of the mysterious religious royal life of the people.
But in the eyes of the media, Singh's favorite is still his queen mother.
Whether the two frequently go out in public together, or visit various sects together on a daily basis, they look at each other with joy in their eyes.
Falling flowers and flowing water
Maybe it's because of a modern education.
Dorje is more comfortable than peace of mind as a member of the royal family, and he is married and taught children.
She prefers reading and writing.
Rather than the fame seekers who stack words into medals, Dorje is more inclined to experience pragmatism.
Her book, The Secret of Bhutan, was published in 2011 and has been translated into many languages and sold overseas.
And this book also unveiled the mystery of geography and religion on Bhutan's head.
It shows the world how the paradise surrounded by mountains has become the happiest country in the world.
Singh was a brilliant politician and an aspiring idealist.
At his suggestion, Bhutan is the only one to set the subjective "happiness" as a measure.
And as a top priority, the country has also set up a "Ministry of Happiness" for this purpose.
We are experiencing the impact of materialism in modern society.
The Bhutanese worship of religion is incomprehensible.
But under Dorje's soft brushstrokes, the Bhutanese are pure and free souls.
She never shies away from mentioning her family and Bhutan's "happiness system" in the book.
He just laughed at the rumors about himself that were so loud from the outside world.
Perhaps it was the purity of religious beliefs that allowed Dorje to not only give birth to a compassionate and compassionate mind in the center of power, but also retain a pure and pure heart.
As the Queen Mother, she and her husband measured every inch of Bhutan with their feet and helped the poor and underprivileged.
As for the "happy" cause that her husband embraces, she also uses a woman-specific focus to eliminate the social differences between men and women in Bhutan.
She started the Talayana Foundation to provide better places for children to learn Xi in schools.
For the age that ordinary women avoid, she is also mostly right.
She said she was honored to be a part of the times, and spoke with wisdom and humility when she spoke of her country's proximity to two of Asia's most powerful giants.
Although the traditional marriage system makes the marriage of this couple full of scheming.
And the Queen Mother of Dorje, in her own language and writing, generously showed it to all the prying eyes.
As long as women are in marriage, they will always be sober and keep themselves.
Then even if it is a royal family, love is still immortal.