Will North Korea be ruled by a woman for the first time?

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's 36-year-old mysterious disappearance, silence and rumors of his death have sparked a worldwide analysis of North Korea's new ruler.

Although it is not yet clear where Kim Jong Un is and how he is doing, the South Korean government has claimed that reports of the North Korean leader's death are false.

The South Korean government has denied Kim Jong Un's death and provided no evidence of his whereabouts.

However, the South Korean government has suggested that Kim Jong Un may have restricted himself due to the spread of the corona virus in North Korea. However, the South Korean government has not provided any evidence in this regard.

On the other hand, although the governments of China, Japan and the United States have not explicitly commented on Kim Jong Un's health or rumors of his death, top sources in all three countries have expressed hope that the North Korean leader will be well.

US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also said in a statement that they hoped Kim Jong Un would be fine, but did not provide any evidence that the North Korean leader was in good health.

The Chinese government said on April 25 that it had sent a team of experts to North Korea to treat Kim Jong Un, but Chinese officials did not specify what disease Kim Jong Un was suffering from and have not yet commented. No further explanation was given.

The North Korean media also did not report on Kim Jong Un's health, nor did the media mention his disappearance.

Controversy over Kim Jong Un's health and life has sparked speculation around the world about the new North Korean leader, with few being named as the country's new conservative ruler. ۔

Leading US time magazine reports that the North Korean leader's disappearance has led to the younger sister Kim Yoo-jong, 30, being seen as a possible new king, but there are also rumors that Will a woman be able to handle North Korea?

Kim Jong Un is also known as his brother's confidante — Photo: AFP

According to Time magazine, Kim Yu-jong is the younger sister of the North Korean leader and one of the former king's many children, having received his higher education in Europe.

According to the report, Kim Yoo-jung is considered to be very close and close to her brother and has been giving suggestions to her brother on many important issues.

Kim Yoo-jung also led North Korea's contingent to the 2018 Winter Olympics, and since then she has emerged as a unique and secular woman on the world stage. She was predeceased by Donald Trump and her brother in Vietnam last year. Was also seen during the meeting.

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Born in Pyongyang, Kim Yu-jung received his higher education in Switzerland and married the son of a senior North Korean government official, who is currently serving in senior government positions.

Most experts believe that if Kim Jong Un does not remain and the ruler in North Korea is changed, a woman will become king for the first time, but some international experts believe that she will not be made the ruler.

According to some experts, North Korea has had only three rulers since its inception in 1948 and all three were men, the first being the grandfather of the current ruler, the second the father of the current ruler and the third the current ruler Kim Jong Un.

According to experts, North Korea is not yet fully prepared for women's rule, so it is possible that Kim Jong Un could be replaced by someone other than his sister.

According to the American newspaper Bloomberg, a new but well-versed politician has appeared on North Korean politics after conflicting rumors spread about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

According to Bloomberg, Kim Jong Un's uncle and 65-year-old Kim Pyong-al, who served as North Korea's ambassador to several European countries, has been named in the wake of rumors of his death.

According to the report, Kim Jong Un's uncle and second son of North Korea's first leader and founder, Kim Pyong-al, is being seen as the new ruler after his disappearance.

According to experts, Kim Jong Un has extensive experience in diplomacy and government, so Kim Jong Un is likely to be the new head of state after him.

But at the same time, it is being said that since Kim Pyeong-un was the son of the second wife of the founder of North Korea and he is not the real uncle of the current king by his mother, it is very possible that he got this right due to family disputes. Be deprived of

According to political experts, if Kim Pyongyang somehow becomes the new head of North Korea, for the first time, the country will have a more enlightened ruler and the country will be in safe hands.

Kim Jong-chul

Kim Jong-chul is rarely seen in public places; screenshot / YouTube

Some world experts believe that the new king of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, may be his elder brother, Kim Jong Chol, who, although his father had already chosen him as the ruler, is expected to succeed him in the last years. Decision changed.

According to the BBC, some observers of North Korea's political, governmental and family systems believe that Kim Jong-un's fortunes could shine in this time of crisis and he could possibly become the next king.

One is that Kim Jong-chul is from the ruling family and the other is that he is a man as well as a hardliner.

In addition, international experts believe that in addition to the ruling family, some very important government officials could be made the new head.

According to experts, some high-ranking government and military officials who are very close to the ruling family could be made the new head.

The following are the names of such people.

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Experts also believe that North Korean Prime Minister Kim Jong Un can be made head of state, as he has been one of Kim Jong Un's most trusted figures.

Choi Rewang Hai

A top military official and Kim Jong Un's closest ally, Choi Ryung-hay, could also be made the new chief. Like Kim Jong Un, he has nothing to do with the ruling family.