He is the legendary prince of Thailand, but he missed the throne but he was the "Overlord". The two sons under his knees became the throne one after another. Today Thailand still retains the royal family, the royal family members are highly respected by their subjects, and their wealth is also among the best in the world's royal family.
The protagonist introduced by the editor in this issue is the legendary Prince Mahidol Adulyadej of Thailand. He originally missed the throne but became the "superior emperor", and his two sons ascended to the throne one after another.
Mahidun Adulyadej was born on January 1, 1892. His father is the fifth Thai King Chulalongkorn. He is the 69th child of his father, and his mother is Queen Sawanwatana. Although Chulalongkorn has many heirs, Mahidun Aduly is the only one who has grown up.
Mahidun Aduly was not the heir to the throne, so he devoted his energy to study since he was a child. Mahidun Aduly was clever and studious, and became the most knowledgeable prince in the royal family. When
was thirteen years old, the royal family granted him the title of "Prince of Songkhla", and then started his own way of studying abroad. Mahidol Aduly studied abroad in France and Germany successively, and he broadened his vision and learned a lot of knowledge.
When Mahidun Aduard was twenty-four years old, he came to Harvard Medical School to study. During this period, I met his wife, Shan Wan who was a nurse at the time. The two fell in love at first sight, because they both love medicine and they came together.
Four years later, Mahidol Aduly returned to China after graduation and married his beloved Shanwan the following year. The two Qinse and Ming gave birth to two sons and a daughter, becoming the envy of everyone.
Shanwan and her husband Mahidol Adulyadej have made outstanding contributions to basic medicine in Thailand. Mahidun Aduly devoted himself to medicine, and countless people were rescued by him.
Because of Mahidol Adulyadeh's contribution to Thai medicine, the Royal Srila Medical College of Thailand was established in his name. In order to commemorate his achievements, later generations named Mahidol Adulyadej as "the father of modern Thai medicine."
It is worth mentioning that although Mahidun Aduard himself missed the throne, his two sons under his knees have ascended to the throne. They are Rama VIII and Rama IX, but no one can say clearly.
Not long after, Mahidun Aduly passed away at the age of 38. The eldest son Ananta Mahidun succeeded to the throne in the 1930s, but was assassinated shortly after he succeeded. In desperation, his younger brother Bhumibol Adulyadej took over the throne.
Poor Queen Sina Karin lost her father when she was young, and her husband and son in her middle-aged age. All the burdens are on her. Fortunately, the Queen Mother Srinakarin was a strong woman who assisted the ninth king of Thailand to secure the throne and became the "one emperor" in Thai history.
Reading Mahidol Aduard’s life is infinitely emotional. He originally had no relationship with the emperor and chose to devote himself to medicine. However, the two sons under his knees ascended to the throne one after another, and he himself became the "superior emperor."
However, during the reign of the Eighth King Thai, domestic conflicts were sharp and the royal family was weak, which eventually led to his assassination. Fortunately, Mahidun Aduly had a wise helper who assisted the young ninth king.
all say, "If you want to wear the crown, you must bear the weight." There is nothing wrong with this sentence. Being born in an emperor’s house not only requires enjoying glory and wealth, but also experiencing some painful parting. After all, he shoulders that responsibility.
