With the passing of his father Bhumibol Adulyadej, known as king Rama IX of Thailand on October 13th, 2016, who was considered the only glue of the nation in a country which is very politically divided. His son who is successor and heir who ascended on the throne last December 1st under the name of Rama X, Maha Vajiralongkorn seems to want to follow in his father's footsteps. In a televised New Year's speech, broadcast on Saturday December 31st at 8 pm, the new Thai sovereign has indeed called his people to unity.

The newspaper "The Asian Tribune" reports, on the basis of a Reuters newspaper report, that King Maha Vajiralongkorn said, "No matter what problems we may face in our country, we believe that If we work together, we can overcome and remedy all situations. " The monarch also expressed his gratitude to the Thais for their loyalty to his father, who ruled for over 70 years before passing away.

 The media points out that, as Thailand is still in mourning for Bhumibol Adulyadej, the usual New Year's fireworks in Bangkok have been canceled this year. He also recalled that "in the coming weeks, King Vajiralongkorn should ratify a constitution drafted by the military junta (in power since 2014, ed) to start the process of restoration of democracy."

Avec le décès de son père Bhumibol Adulyadej, connu sous le nom de roi Rama IX de Thaïlande le 13 octobre 2016, considéré comme la seule colle de la nation dans un pays très politiquement divisé. Son fils qui est successeur et héritier et est monté sur le trône le 1er décembre dernier sous le nom de Rama X, Maha Vajiralongkorn semble vouloir suivre les pas de son père. Dans un discours télévisé du Nouvel An, diffusé le samedi 31 décembre à 20h, le nouveau souverain thaïlandais a effectivement appelé son peuple à l'unité.

Le journal "The Asian Tribune" rapporte, base d'un reportage des media Reuters, que le roi Maha Vajiralongkorn a déclaré: "Quels que soient les problèmes auxquels nous pouvons faire face dans notre pays, nous croyons que si nous travaillons ensemble, nous pouvons surmonter et remédier à tout Situations ". Le monarque a également exprimé sa gratitude aux Thaïlandais pour leur loyauté envers son père, qui a régné pendant plus de 70 ans avant de décéder.

 Les médias soulignent que, comme la Thaïlande est toujours en deuil pour Bhumibol Adulyadej, le traditionnel feu d'artifice du Nouvel An à Bangkok a été annulé cette année. Il a également rappelé que "dans les semaines à venir, le roi Vajiralongkorn devrait ratifier une constitution rédigée par la junte militaire (au pouvoir depuis 2014, ed) pour lancer le processus de restauration de la démocratie".

Tout en étant dans la chaleur et le confort de sa couette au château Sandringham à Norfolk où elle se remet d'un "grand froid", Sa Majesté la Reine Elizabeth II n'était pas moins présente sur les réseaux sociaux. Après son message annuel traditionnel de Noël, le palais de Buckingham a diffusé ce Jour de Nouvel An sur sa page Facebook officielle et le compte Twitter officiel, une vidéo de salutations pour la nouvelle année. Dans ce court-métrage de près de deux minutes, la Souveraine adresse son message exclusivement aux Canadiens et Canadiennes à l'occasion du lancement des festivites du 150e anniversaire de la Confédération qui seront célébrées en 2017. Si la monarque commence et termine son discours en anglais , Quelques phrases ont été dites dans un français parfait accentué avec un accent léger. Et je dirais le plus souvent que je détecte un très bon accent franço-canadien


Sans doute, ce message a été enregistré le même jour que celui du message de Noël lorsque la reine Elizabeth II a rendu hommage aux «héros ordinaires». Dans le même cadre à la salle Regency au palais décorée avec un arbre de Noël et bouquets blancs et rouges - la monarque agee de 90 ans portait la même robe bleu turquoise.


Sa Majesté apparut avec le même collier de perles blanches. Cependant, elle a changé sa broche à celle de la feuille d'érable diamante. Un geste délicat envers les Canadiens comme la Feuille d'érable est leur feuille nationale et l'emblème

Ce bijou, qui a été récemment vu sur la duchesse de Cambridge, qui l'a orné trois fois lors de la visite des Cambridges au Canada l'automne dernier avec son mari, le prince William et leurs deux enfants, est daté de 1939 d'un cadeau offert par le pere de la reine, le roi George VI à sa femme La reine consort Elizabeth I comme prélude à leur voyage au Canada, le premier d'un souverain britannique à ses sujets du Canada

While being in the warmth and comfort of her duvet at Sandringham castle in Norfolk where she is recovering from a "big cold", Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was no less present on social networks. After her annual traditional Christmas message, Buckingham Palace broadcast this New Years Day on their official Facebook page and the official Twitter account, a video of greetings for the new year. In this short film of nearly two minutes, the Sovereign addresses her message exclusively to Canadians on the occasion of the starting of the 150th anniversary celebrations of the Canadian Confederation which will be celebrated althrough out 2017. If the monarch begins and finishes her speech in English, A few sentences were said in a perfect French accented with a slight accent. And I most say I detect a very good French Canadian accent


No doubt this message was recorded on the same day as that of the Christmas message when Queen Elizabeth II paid tribute to the "ordinary heroes." In the same setting at the Regency Room in Buckingham Palace decorated with a Christmas tree and white and red bouquets - the 90 year old Monarch wore the same turquoise blue dress.



Her Majesty appeared with the same white pearl necklace. However, she changed her brooch to that of the Maple Leaf Crystal. A delicate gesture towards Canadians as the Maple Leaf is their national leaf and emblem



This jewel, which was recently seen on the Duchess of Cambridge, was adorned three times during The Cambridges visit to Canada last fall with her husband Prince William and their two children,  is dated back to 1939 a gift given by King George VI  to his wife the queen consort Elizabeth as a prelude to their journey to Canada, the first of a British sovereign to his Canada subjects 

Bonne année 2017 à tous mes lecteurs et lectrice du monde entier. Je sais que ce post est 3 jours en retard, mais mieux vaut tard que jamais. Après une pause de 6 mois d'ecritude et desintox en raison de nombreuses circonstances dans ma vie privée ainsi que la santé, je suis de retour bien reposé et respirer l'air frais.  Pendant ce repos j'ai pu retourner au source dans la terre de mes ancetres, j'ai eu a rencontre le Couple Heritier Princier Norvegienne Haakon et Mette-Maritt pendant leur visit officielle de 3 jours au Canada en Novembre 2016.
Photo Credits: LCR-TRC/Dalhia

En ce qui concerne le blog que vous pouvez avoir remarquer il ya un changement dans le lien du blog, je change le lien de theroyalcourtslescourroyales à madamroyale.com avec cela vient de nouveaux changements dans la manière et la façon dont les nouvelles royales seront signalées, Viennent de tous les coins du monde à partir du Swaziland-Nigeria passant par le Ghana, le Maroc puis le Royaume-Uni-Japon via le Moyen-Orient et la Jordanie, puis se terminant à Tonga. Je travaillerai avec diligence à apporter les nouvelles royales de la manière la plus efficace et la plus rapide pour que chacun sache ce qui se passe dans chaque maison royale. Je vais également inclure les Anciennes Ménages Royales, les Nouvelles Monarchies de France-Portugal, traversant l'Allemagne jusqu'à la Russie et aussi bien au Burundi et au Rwanda.
Alors que les nouvelles royales seront mises à jour, le site sera en cours de remodelage à la même et l'espoir d'ici la fin de la semaine, je serais fait d'ici là.

Cordialement

Happy New Year 2017 to all my readers from across the world. I know that this post is 3 days late but better late than never. After a 6 month break from blogging due to many circumstances in my private as well as health life I am back well rested and breath fresh air. During my break, I got to meet the Norwegian Crown Prince Couple during their visit to Canada back in Nov 2016

Concerning the blog as you may have notice there is a change in the blog's link, I change the link from theroyalcourtslescourroyales to madamroyale.com with this comes new changes in the manner and way in which royal news will be reported, this year royal news will come from every corner of the world from Swaziland-Nigeria passing through Ghana, Morocco then U.K-Japan via the middle east and Jordan and then ending in Tonga. I will be working diligently in bringing royal news in the most efficient and the fastest way for every one to know what is happening in every royal home. I will also include Former Royal Households, Monarchies' news from France-Portugal, going through Germany until Russia and as well Burundi and Rwanda.
While royal news will be updated, the site will be going through remodelling at the same and hopeful by the end of the week I would be done by then.

Yours Sincerely
Xoxoxo
Dalh

Hey Readers,
For the last couple of weeks, most readers will have notice that royal news has not been updated. I am actually writing this while at the office as this is my last working there.

For a couple of years now, I have been battling the biggest demon in my health and in my life called depression and for the a couple of years now I was able to reign in the demons without having any issues it does comes and goes but the last couple weeks it has relapse bringing in its head full blown and has been affecting my professional career and everything surrounding me.

The hatred and huge critic towards myself has grown full blown for a while now and has been a dapper on my spirit and my work ethic has been affected. Over the years, self harming and suicidal thoughts were my biggest fans but with the help of psychologist, meditation and reading I was able to reign it in.

Stigma over mental illness is still very strong around the world and every day many people commit suicide due to it. Many of our favorite royals are huge advocates to ending the stigma surrounding it. One of the them being HRH Catherine the Duchess of Cambridge has make it her mission to end the stigma among children and youth. Many others like Crown Princess Mary of Denmark through her Foundation Mary Foden fights to end the stigma in Denmark. I am absolutely grateful that this ladies raised their voices

For the next months, I will be taking the time off meaning the blog may be updated once or twice a month, I will still be available to discuss about Mental Illness, Health, my journey back to a healthy self and the Royal Families on social media Facebook, Twitter.

Coming September the blog will also be part of my newest ventures called Madam Royale still under the same name and very thing will be the same

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