Not long ago, Thailand abolished the graceful concubine Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi, and expelled six court officials for serious violations of discipline and "extremely bad behavior" on Wednesday.
The Thai king fired four more court officials and two bedroom guards were accused of committing adultery.
According to a statement in the Royal Gazette published on Tuesday, Ekachai Kookrasang, also a Lieutenant General of the Army (Ekachai Kookrasang) And Makarerk Koosamrarn (Makarerk Koosamrarn) was accused of acting "extremely evil" and committing adultery, losing their military ranks and previously awarded medals. The
statement pointed out that both Yekachai and Makarek were responsible for the supervision and guards of the palace members’ bedrooms. Like the six palace officials who were fired last week, there was no further detailed explanation regarding their specific criminal and irregular actions. However, the continuous personnel changes and punitive measures have caused the outside world to speculate that this action should be inseparable from the demise of the Royal Concubine Sinina, and it is suspected that the Royal Concubine Sinina had acted unfaithfully to the Thai king.
The royal concubine Sinina was deposed last week. The Thai king has fired six "extremely evil" royal officials
. Only three months after conferring the honor on the concubine, the Thai king deprived her of her title and title. Overnight, the imperial concubine fell from the high branches of glory to the abyss. After being dethroned, she disappeared and her whereabouts were unknown. Two days later, Thailand’s Maha Vajiralongkorn ordered the dismissal of six senior officials with “extremely evil” behavior and “infidelity” orders.
It is reported that Sakolket Chantra, the deputy general of the Royal Internal Affairs Bureau, was among the six fired, and the other five belonged to the King’s personal bodyguard, the Royal Guard. Among them were three female officers, namely Major General Tharinee Rodson, Major General Thidarat Thamraksa and Major General Warinporn Kanisornsophon, and two male soldiers, Lieutenant General Peera Mongkolchairerk and Lieutenant General Chayanan Pangsang.
The statement in the "Royal Gazette" said: "They use official positions for their own benefit or for the benefit of others, committing an evil act of severe destruction. "
" They have not complied with the royal laws and this has caused serious damage to royal affairs. "The real reason for the abolition of the royal concubine
may be infidelity to the king. The king of Thailand has been cuckolded as a precedent
. Considering the supreme status of the Thai royal family in the country, the real reason for the abolition of the royal concubine Sinina may never be true. Will not be made public. Thai law prohibits any insult to the monarchy. Public criticism of the Thai king or members of the royal family is illegal, and the maximum sentence is 15 years in prison.
The dismissal of the imperial concubine can not help but reminiscent of the two ex-wives of the current King of Thailand. Sujarinee Vivacharawongse (Sujarinee Vivacharawongse), the second wife of the King of Thailand, was originally an actor and married the King of Thailand in 1994. But two years later, he was deprived of his diplomatic passport and royal title and went into exile in the United States.
The wife allegedly had an affair with an air marshal of the Thai king and was unfaithful to the Thai king. The humiliated Thai king not only expelled his wife and children, but also posted announcements of his wife’s cheating, and deprived his lover. All of his titles were severely punished, and his title was given to a dog to avenge their infidelity.
and the third wife of the King of Thailand, Siram Suwadi (Sirat Suwadi) was once considered the most suitable candidate, Is also the highest-valued one of the king's wives. But after an indecent video of the princess dressing up as the king’s pet dog’s birthday came out, the wife was also expelled from the palace, and several of her family members were subsequently arrested and accused of abusing the royal relationship for personal gain.
Except for the current queen, several of the wives of the Thai king have ended in an unbearable end. Although there is no news about the deposed Royal Concubine Sinina, it is expected that she will not have any good results.
