Hun Sen ruled Cambodia for 38 years and passed the prime minister's position to his eldest son, Hun Mane, in August of this year. Although Hun Sen has lost his position as prime minister, he still plays an important role in Cambodian politics.
While some see Hun Sen as a man who listens to politics, in Cambodia he is still the real decision-maker, and his son Hun Mane is only at the front of the stage.
Years ago, a magazine gave Hun Sen the nickname "Cao Cao of the Small Country," a nickname that was widely disseminated in society and endorsed by many people. Some have questioned why Hun Sen didn't choose to usurp the throne and become a king in name only
However, some counter that Hun Sen is not willing to be a king without real power because of Cambodia's constitutional monarchy. It's so cool to be a powerful prime minister.
But does the king really have to be without power?In the Middle East and Africa, there are still many monarchs who wield real power like the feudal emperors of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, Oman, Morocco, etc.
It is up to those in power to decide whether the king has power or not. You can choose either a constitutional monarchy or a monarch**.
Although we have entered the 21st century, there are still some countries that adhere to the feudal system. The First World War led to the demise of a large number of European royal families, but the Middle East saw the emergence of a number of monarchies, many republicans who still maintained friendly relations with these monarchies.
The world is just amazing. Civilization and depravity sometimes coexist, and sometimes they can reverse the course of history.
When Hun Sen sees the monarchical ** country in the Middle East, he naturally has the opportunity to usurp the throne and at the same time be the ruler of a monarch **.
If Hun Sen aspires to become king, I believe that no one can stop him, and he only hopes that Hun Sen will uphold the principle of humanitarianism and save life for the king and not kill.
The current king of Cambodia, His Majesty Sihamoni, is not only loved by the Cambodian people, but also widely respected in the international arena.
In the case of India and France, although they knew that King Sihamoni had no real power and could not bring real benefits to themselves, they invited him to visit in order to see if he was of noble character, to establish friendship with him, and to have a good social impact. The same kind is clustered together, while people are classified according to groups.
As long as there is a little room in life, it will be easier to meet again in the future. You should not be too decisive in anything, otherwise the consequences may be passed on to future generations. There is nothing Hun Sen can't do if he wants to imitate a Middle Eastern country and become a feudal ** king, but he must make sure that he does not hurt the king and hopes that the king can leave safely so that everyone can part peacefully.