August 12 for all residents of a particular date in Thailand. On this day in 1932, Her Majesty the Queen was born. She was born in the family of the Chakri Dynasty. And happy parents named her daughter at the suggestion of the reigning monarch Rama vii – Mom Ratavongse Sirikit Kitiyakon. Mom Ratavongse (or Mom ) means that it is a child of Mom Chao – descendants of the royal family. Her grandfather, His Highness Prince Kitiyakon Voralak was the son of the legendary King Rama V. Name Sirikit on Thai language means 'the glory and grandeur of the family Kiriyakon'. Her Majesty received his secondary education at the school of the monastery of St.
Francis Xavier, after which her father is transferred to the service abroad. The family moved to London, Copenhagen, and then Paris. They say that in a romantic French meet and fall for many people. So what happened to the young Queen Sirikit. A young man who studied at that time in Lausanne Switzerland, often came to the embassy Thai in Paris, where his father served as Princess Sirikit.
Met, young people fall in love. This young man was none other than the future of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand. Their romance developed rapidly, and with the consent of the parents on both sides of July 19, 1949, an official engagement. The royal couple were married on April 28, 1950 for a week before the official coronation of His Majesty. Since for many decades, its Majesty is the Thai people. She is accompanied by His Majesty on business trips and always appears in public with a constant smile. Several years ago, His Majesty asked why he rarely smiles, what he replied: 'The Queen smiles for you. " Her Majesty has won the love and respect of his people for their loyalty to King and the civil service. Tireless work for the good of the country, the creation of various charitable foundations, support training centers in rural areas, development of craft workshops, assistance to refugees and victims of natural disasters – this is an incomplete list of all the good things of concern to Her Majesty. Many places in Thailand named after Queen Sirikit, and Phuket is no exception. In 1976, the Thai Government in honor of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, decided to celebrate her birthday as a national holiday, also called the Mother's Day. Today across the country portraits of the Queen adorned with flowers, the streets are hung blue flags, the sky lit up with fireworks, and children congratulate their mothers. I hasten to congratulate Her Majesty Queen Sirikit's Birthday and wish a long life. Congratulations to my favorite mom on Mother's Day and wish you much health and happiness! Miss you so much! Thank you for your love!