The Thai royal court's feud is once again making waves, this time with the spotlight on the four overseas brothers. Since Princess Phra's disgraceful departure, the Thai royal family has been in turmoil. In order to protect the long-term interests of the family, King Maha decided to let the four brothers return to Thailand, a move that has attracted widespread attention from the society.
The second prince became a stepping stone in this palace turmoil. He was the first to return to Bangkok, showing his sense of belonging to the royal family in a high-profile manner, and even worshiped Bhumibol in person, showing his determination to recognize his ancestors and return to his ancestors. Although the second prince ostensibly claimed that he was only coming back for tourism and vacation, in reality, his actions revealed his ambitions for the royal family.
The trip to Bangkok was a great success, paving the way for his royal comeback. The Thai royal family is in an heir crisis, Princess Phra unfortunately dies, and Tibanggong suffers from Xi academic obstacles, so that King Maha is in desperate need of fresh blood to maintain the rule of the family. And the four overseas brothers became the most suitable candidates for this moment.
Although they were once exiled, they are now a lifesaver for their families. In this court with intricate family relationships, readers are lamented by the return of the second prince, and it seems that the second room and the same vein are always talented. Although the original partner Songsawali had a noble status, she only gave birth to one daughter.
And now Princess Pa has been exposed to brain death, which is equivalent to being out of the game early. Although the second prince is low-key on the surface, he is ambitious, and the smile of the victor has bloomed on his face. The four overseas sons have always been eager to return to Thailand, and King Maha sees their value at this moment.
In order to maintain the rule of the royal family, he did not hesitate to cooperate with the four brothers, even if they had previously resented them for their cold-blooded behavior. The four brothers became key pawns in King Maha's rebuilding of his family, and they were expected to provide reliable assistance to Tibanggong and ensure the stability of the throne. However, King Maha also had to deal with family troubles.
His former suave style led to conflicts with the second princess and the children. The four brothers were exiled abroad, causing them psychological trauma. Although King Maha is now in control, the future is full of uncertainties.
Although Tibanggong is a quasi-crown prince, he suffers from a Xi disorder and needs a reliable auxiliary candidate. The four brothers could be serious contenders in future court battles. King Maha may now have taken the initiative for the time being, but the family's contradictions and troubles remain.
Whether the four brothers will be able to endure the indifference and exile of those years, and whether they will be able to find their place in the royal family, are unknown. The future of the Thai royal family will depend on this complex and confusing court drama. The return of the four brothers may set off a new round of power and conspiracy in the royal family.