The Thai King Had 153 Wives. What Happened to Them After He Died?
Behind the walls of the Grand Palace in Bangkok existed a hidden city of 3,000 women ruled by queens, royal consorts, and armed female guards. This documentary explores the real history behind King Chulalongkorn of Siam, the royal wives of Thailand, the Inner Court, and the system that shaped the future of the Thai monarchy for over 150 years. From political marriages and palace laws to Queen Saovabha’s regency and the mysterious gold bracelet worn for 77 years, this story reveals a side of Siamese history rarely shown in films like The King and I. Discover how the royal harem of Thailand actually functioned, why it disappeared, and what remained after the fall of absolute monarchy in 1935. This is a researched historical documentary created for educational purposes.

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