Queen Anne-Marije I of Insulindia (l) and Kwon Ji-Yong (r)
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"The Royal Wedding of the Century?"
February 16, 2019
Batavia, Insulindia-In Batavia's Sion Church, Queen Anne-Marije I of Insulindia married Japanese pop singer, actor, and songwriter Kwon Ji-Yong in an relatively simple ceremony in Insulindia's capital city after a similar civil ceremony. While the ceremony was not the elaborate show of display that royal weddings in the United Kingdom, the Japanese Empire, the Indian Empire, the "two Chinas", or East Germany, the wedding could still be considered the "royal wedding of the 21st Century".
This is so as Queen Anne-Marije I of Insulindia, after a few years of being engaged with the Japanese (although ethnically Korean) pop star, married him in what has been one of the most fascinating celebrity events of the past few years. This is so as the monarchs of Insulindia have been exiled from the Netherlands in the Syndicalist Revolution which led to the overthrow of the Dutch Monarchy in the 1920s. Over the past few decades, Insulindia has gradually grown more democratic and multi-ethnic, developing into a thriving constitutional monarchy, albeit one where there are still some issues regarding how most wealthy people are either the descendants of Dutch colonial settlers or "Indos" (mixed-race people) even as a thriving native middle class has arisen with the last four Prime Ministers of Insulindia (including the current one, Prabowo Subiato) all being "natives".
With the marriage of the monarch of Insulindia to one of Asia's most popular celebrities, the Kingdom of Insulindia, which had dropped all claims to the "homeland" in 2002 as part of
detente between the liberal democratic and socialist blocs stands at a crossroads as it, like the Indian Empire, is part both of the Imperial Union and the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. Is Insulindia's future with the IU, the GEACPS, or both?