KUALA LUMPUR: Sultan Muhammad V abdicated as Malaysia's king on Sunday (Jan 6), according to a statement by the National Palace.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Sultan Muhammad V abdicated as Malaysia's king on Sunday (Jan 6), according to a statement by the National Palace.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/sultan-muhammad-v-abdicates-as-malaysia-s-king-11092298
Need to take tongkat Ali with ginseng
He still gets paid for doing nothing. Soo good for him. Lucky guy.
why does juihu rakyat put up with this "sultanate" bullshitting leeches ...total 9 of these "born in the right hole" pairing of kings and queens and their extended families leeching generation qfter generation.
juihu kias sure luv getting their blood sucked
juihu kias sure luv getting their blood sucked
We shld ask, when will the Lee Dynasty end.
According to online reports in November, the 49-year-old monarch recently married 25-year-old former beauty queen Oksana Voevodina, who held the title of Miss Moscow in 2015.
Must be true love!
Must be true love!
Got Russian CB Happier than being Malaysian King, Malaysia Boleh King STEP DOWN! MAGA!
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Malaysia's 15th king Sultan Muhammad V. (Photo: AFP/Mohd Rasfan)
06 Jan 2019 06:54PM (Updated: 06 Jan 2019 07:54PM)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Sultan Muhammad V stepped down as Malaysia's king on Sunday (Jan 6) after just two years on the throne.
The king had officially notified the Malay Rulers on his abdication through a letter sent to the Secretary of the Conference of Rulers, said the comptroller of the royal household in a statement.
“In discharging the wishes of His Majesty Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Muhammad V, Istana Negara hereby announces that His Majesty is abdicating as the 15th Yang di-Pertuan Agong effective Jan 6, 2019, pursuant to Article 32 (3) of the Federal Constitution,” said Wan Ahmad Dahlan Abdul Aziz.
Wan Ahmad Dahlan said Sultan Muhammad V expressed his gratitude to the Malay Rulers, who elected him as the 15th Yang di-Pertuan Agong on Dec 13, 2016.
He also expressed his appreciation to Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad and the government for their cooperation in governing the country.
"During his tenure as the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, His Majesty worked to fulfill his responsibilities and the trust placed in him as the head of state, serving as the pillar of stability, the source of justice and as an umbrella of the solidarity and unity of the people,” said Wan Ahmad Dahlan.
The comptroller said that Sultan Muhammad V, as the supreme commander of the Malaysian Armed Forces, was proud of the sacrifices and devotion shown to him and the country over the years.
“His Majesty hopes that all Malaysians will continue to stay united, tolerant and in agreement in shouldering the responsibility to safeguard the country’s sovereignty so that Malaysia will remain in peace and harmony,” he said.
The former king was ready to return to working on the development of Kelantan together with the state government and the people, Wan Ahmad Dahlan added.
In Malaysia's constitutional monarchy system, the election for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong is held on a rotational basis every five years.
The abdication of Sultan Muhammad V as Malaysia's head of state is the first in the history of the country.
Rumours of the abdication were circulating online earlier in the week, although Mahathir said he did not receive official word on the matter.
"I didn't receive letters or any official indication about anything, so I am not going to talk about it," said Dr Mahathir at a press conference on Friday.
Mahathir also said that "as far as (he) knew", the king had resumed duties after going on leave for two months up until Dec 31.
According to online reports in November, the 49-year-old monarch recently married 25-year-old former beauty queen Oksana Voevodina, who held the title of Miss Moscow in 2015.
The reports featured pictures of the supposed wedding, which were said to have taken place on Nov 22 in a concert hall in the upscale Moscow suburb of Barvikha.
Mahathir said then that he did not have official confirmation on the wedding.
Source: Bernama/CNA/hs
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Malaysia's 15th king Sultan Muhammad V. (Photo: AFP/Mohd Rasfan)
06 Jan 2019 06:54PM (Updated: 06 Jan 2019 07:54PM)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Sultan Muhammad V stepped down as Malaysia's king on Sunday (Jan 6) after just two years on the throne.
The king had officially notified the Malay Rulers on his abdication through a letter sent to the Secretary of the Conference of Rulers, said the comptroller of the royal household in a statement.
“In discharging the wishes of His Majesty Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Muhammad V, Istana Negara hereby announces that His Majesty is abdicating as the 15th Yang di-Pertuan Agong effective Jan 6, 2019, pursuant to Article 32 (3) of the Federal Constitution,” said Wan Ahmad Dahlan Abdul Aziz.
Wan Ahmad Dahlan said Sultan Muhammad V expressed his gratitude to the Malay Rulers, who elected him as the 15th Yang di-Pertuan Agong on Dec 13, 2016.
He also expressed his appreciation to Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad and the government for their cooperation in governing the country.
"During his tenure as the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, His Majesty worked to fulfill his responsibilities and the trust placed in him as the head of state, serving as the pillar of stability, the source of justice and as an umbrella of the solidarity and unity of the people,” said Wan Ahmad Dahlan.
The comptroller said that Sultan Muhammad V, as the supreme commander of the Malaysian Armed Forces, was proud of the sacrifices and devotion shown to him and the country over the years.
“His Majesty hopes that all Malaysians will continue to stay united, tolerant and in agreement in shouldering the responsibility to safeguard the country’s sovereignty so that Malaysia will remain in peace and harmony,” he said.
The former king was ready to return to working on the development of Kelantan together with the state government and the people, Wan Ahmad Dahlan added.
In Malaysia's constitutional monarchy system, the election for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong is held on a rotational basis every five years.
The abdication of Sultan Muhammad V as Malaysia's head of state is the first in the history of the country.
Rumours of the abdication were circulating online earlier in the week, although Mahathir said he did not receive official word on the matter.
"I didn't receive letters or any official indication about anything, so I am not going to talk about it," said Dr Mahathir at a press conference on Friday.
Mahathir also said that "as far as (he) knew", the king had resumed duties after going on leave for two months up until Dec 31.
According to online reports in November, the 49-year-old monarch recently married 25-year-old former beauty queen Oksana Voevodina, who held the title of Miss Moscow in 2015.
The reports featured pictures of the supposed wedding, which were said to have taken place on Nov 22 in a concert hall in the upscale Moscow suburb of Barvikha.
Mahathir said then that he did not have official confirmation on the wedding.
Source: Bernama/CNA/hs
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In Kelantan, he can spend freely ...no Mahathir to watch over him.
KUALA LUMPUR: Sultan Muhammad V abdicated as Malaysia's king on Sunday (Jan 6), according to a statement by the National Palace.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/sultan-muhammad-v-abdicates-as-malaysia-s-king-11092298
Balls OK!?
Ah Loong say Whore Jinx better than Russian SYT! No horse run!
Huat Ah!
under the putridjaya spotlight very hard to get “hard” and do missionary, cowgirl, doggie, 69 indiscriminately. too many halal eyes to please. better to be sultan back in kelantan and bang away anyway you want like a true royal with own privileges.
That really funny sir, considering how sinkies can put up with the Lee and Ho extended families feeding from the same trough.
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The former Malaysian sultan wearing a traditional outfit and saluting.
PHOTO Malaysia King Sultan Muhammad V has abdicated in an unexpected and rare move, just after 2 years on the throne.
AP: YAM G-JUN
Malaysian King Sultan Muhammad V has abdicated in an unexpected move after just two years on the throne.
Key points:
Sultan Muhammad V was one of Malaysia's youngest monarchs
He is said to have married a former Russian beauty queen in November
There has been no official confirmation of the wedding
The palace said in a statement that the 49-year-old ruler had resigned as Malaysia's 15th king with immediate effect, cutting short his five-year term.
It is the first abdication in the nation's history and no reason was given in the statement.
Sultan Muhammad V, ruler of north-east Kelantan state, took his oath of office in December 2016, becoming one of Malaysia's youngest constitutional monarchs.
He is said to have married a 25-year-old former Russian beauty queen in November while on a two-month medical leave.
Reports in Russian and British media, as well as on social media, featured pictures of the wedding, which reportedly took place in Moscow.
A man sitting on a gold throne in a traditional outfit in front of a large emblem.
PHOTO The 49-year-old king has resigned with immediate effect, cutting short his five-year term without giving any reasons.
AP: YAM G-JUN
Neither the sultan, the palace, nor the Government had officially confirmed the wedding.
Speculation that Sultan Muhammad V would step down emerged this past week, shortly after he returned from his leave, but Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday that he was unaware of any abdication plans.
Under a unique system maintained since Malaysia's independence from Britain in 1957, nine hereditary state rulers take turns as the country's king for five-year terms.
The Council of Rulers is expected to meet soon to pick the next king.
The monarch's role is largely ceremonial, since administrative power is vested in the prime minister and parliament.
However, the monarch is highly regarded, particularly among the ethnic Malay Muslim majority, as the supreme upholder of Malay tradition.
AP
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The former Malaysian sultan wearing a traditional outfit and saluting.
PHOTO Malaysia King Sultan Muhammad V has abdicated in an unexpected and rare move, just after 2 years on the throne.
AP: YAM G-JUN
Malaysian King Sultan Muhammad V has abdicated in an unexpected move after just two years on the throne.
Key points:
Sultan Muhammad V was one of Malaysia's youngest monarchs
He is said to have married a former Russian beauty queen in November
There has been no official confirmation of the wedding
The palace said in a statement that the 49-year-old ruler had resigned as Malaysia's 15th king with immediate effect, cutting short his five-year term.
It is the first abdication in the nation's history and no reason was given in the statement.
Sultan Muhammad V, ruler of north-east Kelantan state, took his oath of office in December 2016, becoming one of Malaysia's youngest constitutional monarchs.
He is said to have married a 25-year-old former Russian beauty queen in November while on a two-month medical leave.
Reports in Russian and British media, as well as on social media, featured pictures of the wedding, which reportedly took place in Moscow.
A man sitting on a gold throne in a traditional outfit in front of a large emblem.
PHOTO The 49-year-old king has resigned with immediate effect, cutting short his five-year term without giving any reasons.
AP: YAM G-JUN
Neither the sultan, the palace, nor the Government had officially confirmed the wedding.
Speculation that Sultan Muhammad V would step down emerged this past week, shortly after he returned from his leave, but Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday that he was unaware of any abdication plans.
Under a unique system maintained since Malaysia's independence from Britain in 1957, nine hereditary state rulers take turns as the country's king for five-year terms.
The Council of Rulers is expected to meet soon to pick the next king.
The monarch's role is largely ceremonial, since administrative power is vested in the prime minister and parliament.
However, the monarch is highly regarded, particularly among the ethnic Malay Muslim majority, as the supreme upholder of Malay tradition.
AP
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Kena trapped by Russian pussy, better abdicate than being forced to step down publicly.
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