After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, there was a lot of speculation about how much money the British royal family actually has and what members will inherit after the death of the monarch.

And in connection with these arguments, we decided to see how much money is in the possession of the other remaining monarchs of the Earth. Are they as fabulously rich as they used to be, and who is the richest among them?

Spoiler: the richest is the king of Thailand

Of course, it is impossible to find exact data on the state of the royal families, but their approximate (estimated) assets in monetary terms are still circulating on the Internet. Let's look at them.

Here is the estimated net worth of royals around the world, from Denmark to Saudi Arabia:

1. King Felipe VI of Spain is reportedly worth $2.8 million

In April 2022, he decided to disclose his net worth in order to show transparency, after a law was passed requiring the royal family to share quarterly financial statements.

2. In 2013, King Philippe of Belgium claimed he was worth $14 million.

Since then, the monarchy has not published any updated financial statements.

3. The fortune of King Harald V, who ascended the throne in Norway in 1991, is estimated at $30 million.

Despite this, Harald and his family try to live a relatively ordinary life: his children go to public school and the family is often spotted on public transport.

4. According to Celebrity Net Worth, the fortune of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, who after the death of Queen Elizabeth II became the longest-reigning royal family in Europe, is estimated at $ 40 million.

The Danish Civil List gives her a monthly allowance of $705,000 which includes the cost of maintaining her property and paying staff salaries in addition to the Queen's personal expenses.

5. King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden is worth an estimated $70 million.

It also includes ownership of Solliden Palace, the family's summer home on the Baltic island of Öland.

6. King Willem-Alexander, the current monarch of the Netherlands, is worth an estimated $48 million.

Princess Beatrix, who served as head of the monarchy for over 30 years before abdicating the throne in 2013, is allegedly worth around $200 million.

7. After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III of England inherited about $ 500 million, as a result of which his fortune grew and is estimated at $ 660 million.

Charles also controls his mother's $42 billion financial portfolio, although he does not own it.

8. King Abdullah II of Jordan is allegedly worth $750 million

Over $100 million of his net worth is tied to real estate he has acquired in the United States and the UK over the past decade.

9. Prince Albert of Monaco is allegedly worth $1 billion.

Albert owns about a quarter of the land in Monaco. In 2016, he bought his mother, actress Grace Kelly, a home in Philadelphia for $754,000.

10. The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, is worth $1.2 billion.

Most of it comes from the Qatar Investment Authority, which manages the country's oil and gas.

11. According to Insider, Prince Hans Adam II of Liechtenstein is worth an estimated $3.5 billion.

Much of this wealth comes from the LGT Group, a private bank owned by the Princely House of Liechtenstein. The Prince receives an annual spending allowance of $270,709, which is tax-free.

12. Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg is reportedly worth $4 billion, making his family one of the wealthiest in Europe.

Although the Grand Duke's family does not receive a salary, they receive around $325,000 to cover some of their royal expenses.

13. King Mohammed VI of Morocco is said to be worth around $5.7 billion, according to Forbes.

After the death of his father, King Hassan, Mohammed inherited a 35% stake in Societe Nationale d'Investissement, a holding company that has stakes in some of Morocco's largest companies.

14. King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia is worth $17 billion.

In 2018, the House of Saud was allegedly valued at $1.4 trillion, with this vast fortune divided among 15,000 family members, although CNBC reported that only 2,000 of them hold most of the wealth.

15. Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan, Emir of Abu Dhabi and former President of the United Arab Emirates, is allegedly worth an estimated $18 billion

He was chairman of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, which manages the UAE's oil reserves, which are valued at more than half a trillion dollars.

16. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, the leader of Brunei, is worth an estimated $20 billion.

He lives in the largest palace in the world and allegedly owns over 600 Rolls-Royce cars. Most of Bolkiah's wealth comes from the country's oil and gas reserves.

17. And finally, King Vajiralongkorn of Thailand is said to be the richest monarch in the world, with an estimated net worth of $30 billion.

He owns the 545-carat Golden Jubilee Diamond, which is the largest diamond in the world.

On Tuesday, January 19, 2021, Russian opponent Alexei Navalnyi and his colleagues surprised Vladimir Putin, the entire Russian people and the entire world: they showed the wealth and boundless greed of this Soviet-born leader and his boundless corruption.

A video entitled "A Palace for Putin. The history of the greatest bribe ”, which shows, explains and describes a palace built for Vladimir Putin on the shores of the Black Sea.

So what is Vladimir Putin's palace like? Big. Isolated. Hidden. Very well guarded. It has a hockey field, billiard rooms, a casino, games of chance, gyms, polished bedrooms, gilded bathrooms, a disco room with colored lights, a medical and massage procedure room, a reading room, a hookah room. maybe smoking and contemplating for the good of Russia.

The palace is surrounded by hectares of exotic and well-guarded forests, on a steep sea shore, where birds have no access, with summer gardens, rich vineyards, full wineries, yachts for sea walks, seafood farms. Yes, let's not forget the holy ones, a church was built inside the palace. A church for one man?

Yes, all this seems to be built for one man, who is the president of a state with too many poor people and too many humiliated people, with too many violated rights. Why build a rich palace for a leader of the poor and humiliated? And can such a strong man be alone? At the moment, and in fact for many years, the religious and traditionalist and family man Vladimir Putin has divorced, his wife has long been married to another man who has important properties in France and beyond, and Putin's daughters are also with established property and men. through other areas. Yes, the question is natural, than to steal to build an opulent loneliness, isn't it better to do something else to build your happiness that you are not afraid to hide?

The investigation shows that Putin would take care of 3 women, from whom he bought houses and fortunes and who would have children who look like the Russian leader. But none of the 3 women is allowed in her public appearances, so they are held, used and kept at a distance. Putin seems to be rich, lonely and tormenting the poor, still stealing from them.

This story best shows the culture of the Soviet lie, when the leader says that he is a proletarian and that all the wealth belongs to the people, but in reality he also steals the toilet paper to build his nomenclaturists gilded toilets.

Bemorepanda shows you 15 luxury lifestyle habbits of Putin.

1.Vladimir Putin's secret palace, located on the shores of the Black Sea, is one of the best guarded places in Russia, but also one of the most secret. No one can approach and there is even a ban on flying over the palace.

2.It is not a holiday home or a simple residence, but an entire city or even a kingdom.

With hundreds or even thousands of employees, impenetrable fences, its own Black Sea port, a church, a flight ban and even checkpoints, Vladimir Putin's secret palace looks like a state within a state.

3.Employees who actually live in the palace are not allowed to own mobile phones with a camera / video camera, and cars arriving in the area are checked several times at each checkpoint.

4.Specifically, the palace is located on the shores of the Black Sea, in the area of ​​the city of Ghelendjik, in the southwestern part of the Russian Federation, in the Krasnodar region.

5.According to documents discovered and made public by Aleksei Navalny, Putin's palace on the Black Sea is the largest residential building in Russia, with a built area of ​​17,691 square meters.

6.In addition to this area, the palace has about 7,000 hectares of adjacent land belonging to the FSB (Federal Security Service), Russia's secret service.

7.Putin's secret palace, three times the size of a city of 60,000.

In September 2020, the land was leased until 2068 to the company that manages the palace. Officially, the land was leased for scientific research, educational activities, hunting and fishing.

8.In reality, the huge forest area aims for peace and privacy of those who live in the secret palace. So no one can approach the palace fences, even by mistake.

9.In fact, the area of ​​the palace and the surrounding land is 3.5 times larger than that of the nearest city, Ghelendjik, which has about 60,000 inhabitants.

10.In addition to all the buildings inside the palace, including an underground hockey field, a helipad and numerous swimming pools, the building also has several secret tunnels.

They were created for security reasons, but such a tunnel is also used to reach the private beach faster.

11.In addition to the ban on flying over the huge area, Russia's secret service has banned approaching by sea less than a mile.

12.The palace has dozens of rooms, a huge indoor garden, swimming pools or cinemas, all decorated with luxury furniture made by the same factory in Italy, Pozzoli.

13.The most expensive sofa inside the palace costs, according to the website at Navalny, which published the details, about 4.1 million rubles, respectively about 50,000 euros.

14.There is also a casino inside, with a poker table, as well as a room with an electric car track.

15.This is an Italian toilet brush for 700 euros or 62 thousand rubles and a toilet paper holder for 1038 euros or 92 thousand rubles. In total there are 150 thousand brushes and a toilet paper holders for all the bathrooms.