Not one, 15 queens and 30 children! African King came into the discussion as soon as he descended in Abu Dhabi, know who this real sultan is

King Maswati III of the African country Eswatin is once again in discussion. They often make headlines for their royal lifestyle, but this time they are discussed for 15 women and 30 children. An old video of Maswati III goes viral on social media, in which she is seen with her 15 women, 30 children and about 100 servants. Eswatini was previously known as Swaziland. This video is from its United Arab Emirates Yatra. The video was first unveiled in July, in which he, his family and employees received a great welcome at Abu Dhabi Airport. However, when they reached with so many people, safety challenges were created, which had to close three terminals. King Maswati’s father had 125 weddings in video material, and King Maswati is seen from a private jet with a traditional dress in the third country. A group of women run after them. The caption with the video reads: “The Kings of Swaziland reached Abu Dhabi with their 15 women and 100 servants. His father, Sabhuza II, had 125 women.” Several reports also say that 30 Maswati III children were also with him during his visit to Abu Dhabi. Why is King Maswati III criticized? The grandeur of Maswati III was widely discussed, and many criticized him for living such a spectacular lifestyle despite poverty in his country. One user wrote: “That’s why people of Maswati III don’t have electricity.” Another user asked, “Is this country so rich that it can have a private jet?” Another user has criticized the wonderful lifestyle of King Maswati III and wrote: “This person wanders himself in a private jet while the people of his country die from hunger.” King chooses a new bride every year, King Maswati III has been the king of Evanini since 1986 and his total assets are about $ 1 billion. He has several luxury palaces, luxury car fleets and private jets. They have 15 women and choose a new bride every year during the tradition of the region during the Reed Dance Ceremony. Share this story -tags