A big question; Who will be the new ruler of North Korea after Kim Jong-un?
APRIL 25 (WTN) - North Korea, a country in the east of the continent of Asia, has always been a mysterious country for the entire world. The Kim family of North Korea, notorious for dictatorship, has been a matter of hatred and curiosity for the entire world for half a century. Since the founding of North Korea, the dictator Kim family has been in power there.
Kim Il-sung was the first dictator ruler in North Korea. After Sung's death, his son Kim Jong-il dictated to North Korea for years. After Il's death, dictatorship in North Korea has been taken over by Kim Jong-il's son Kim Jong-un. Now, the news of Kim Jong-un being seriously ill, and Kim Jong-un's death is coming to light. So, the whole world is looking towards North Korea that after Kim Jong-un death, who will take power in North Korea?
For your information, let us know that Kim Jong-un took over the power of North Korea in the year 2011 after the death of his father Kim Jong-il. Kim Jong-un has been a cynical and cruel ruler like his father and grandfather. Any work that the rulers of the Kim family did not like, the Kim family has been involved in the killing of those who did such work. Just when Kim Jong-un was not present at the North Korea National Holiday event on April 15, it is being speculated that Kim is not well.
As far as Kim Jong-un's successor is concerned, for your information, let us know that Kim Jong-un married former singer and cheerleader Ri Sol-jo in the year 2009. Kim Jong-un has 3 children, the eldest son of whom was born in the year 2010. Now, Kim Jong-un's elder son is a minor, according to the rules of North Korea, he cannot currently hold the power of North Korea
For your information, let us know that Kim Jong-un also has an elder brother named Kim Jong-chul. However, it's unlikely that Kim Jong-chul will resume the responsibility of the power of North Korea after the death of Kim Jong-un. Actually, Kim Jong-chul is more interested in music than politics. Kim Jong-un and Kim Jong-chul's father, Kim Jong-il, also chose Kim Jong-ul as his successor instead of choosing his eldest son Kim Jong-chul as the country's next leader.
It is clear that due to lack of interest in politics, Kim Jong-un's elder brother Kim Jong-chul does not get the reins of power. In such a situation, Kim Jong-un's younger sister Kim Yo-jong is considered to be a strong contender to take over the power of North Korea. At present, 31-year-old Kim Yo-jong is also the Chief of Staff. For your information, let us know that she is also an active member of the Kim family in North Korea's ruling party Workers Party.
Kim Jong-un's sister Kim Yo-jong has been also involved in many important conferences and meetings with her brother. She made a public statement for the first time last week, after which she was included in the Workers Party's most powerful politburo committee. By the way, North Korea is a very conservative country in the matter of women. As a woman, Kim Yo-jong may not be in command of the regime after his brother Kim Jong-un, and she could remain as the caretaker leader of the regime until Kim Jong-un's minor son would become an adult.
With the manner in which North Korea has been governed, it is more difficult to govern according to the ideology of the current Kim family without an adult male heir. In North Korea, if the reins of power would come to a non-dictatorial tendencyp erson (Kim Jong-chul) or to a woman (Kim Yo-jong), then there would be a certain change in North Korea expected. Now, it has to be seen what would the changes be seen in North Korea in the coming times?
