Early Life
HRH Princess Vibhavadi Rangsit was born Mom Chao (Her Serene Highness) Vibhavadi Rajani. The daughter of His Royal Highness Prince (Krom Muen) Bidyalongkorn and Mom Chao (HSH Princess) Pornpimolpan Rajani (Voravarn), she had a younger brother, HSH Prince Bhisatej Rajani. The Princess was educated at the Mater Dei School, Bangkok. After completing her secondary education, she worked as a secretary for her father, who at the time was one of the most respected poets of the Rattanakosin era and wrote under the pseudonym “Nor. Mor. Sor.” (NMS). Princess Vibhavadi inherited her father’s gift for writing and displayed her ability as early as age of fourteen, when she began writing children's novels. She was well known by her pen-name V. na Pramuanmarg (Thai: ว. ณ ประมวญมารค). Her famous first novel, “Prisana”, was written when she was eighteen and was followed by two sequels and many other novels, some of them historical.
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