The 71 -year -old coal miner in the UK claims to be descendants of the Malaysian royal family, and was rejected to admit that the DNA proved identity after testing

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to the "Mirror" reported on September 4, the 71 -year -old British Wales Men's Men Kisi Williams insisted that he was a descendant of the Malaysian royal family for many years, but members of the Malaysian royal family did not want to admit him. He said that the DNA test results will prove that everything.

Keith Williams holds DNA test results (picture source: mirror)

Kesty Williams lives in Kamanson County, Wales. He has been adopted since he was a child, but he said he was the illegitimate child of the 33rd generation of Sudan, Perak, Malaysia.

It is understood that Perak implements a constitutional monarchy and takes Sudan as the head of state. Sudan is one of the oldest hereditary seats, and its history can be traced back to 1528.

Kind said that his biological mother Elizabeth Rosa served as an intern nurse and met Sudan, who was studying in the UK at the age of 17. She was pregnant at the age of 17.

After pregnancy, she was forced to return home, and Sudan returned to Malaysia to avoid unnecessary scandals.

Later, Elizabeth gave up his custody of Keith. When he was 2 years old, he was given to his adoptive father and then worked in the coal mine company of the adoptive father.

Keith also said that when he knew that he was 13 years old, his biological mother told him the relationship with the Malaysian royal family.

Perak 33rd Sudan (Picture Source: Daily Mail)

Keith said that the biggest regret was to be unable to recognize Sudan because Sudan had died of a heart attack in 1984.

According to public information, the 33rd Sudan, the late Perak, went to London University in 1949 and returned to Perak in 1951. Since 1963, he has been Sudan until his death. The year of Keith was in 1951.

Keith said that he had traveled to Malaysia to worship the "biological father" and also encountered his "sister who was the same as his father."

However, Keith's enthusiasm did not get a response from the Malaysian royal family. Keith said that his relatives did not answer the phone, and his application for Malaysian citizenship was also rejected.

"I know my father knows me, and I am convinced of this. The DNA test I did so is enough to prove to anyone who doubts me."

Now, Keith has regarded the royal family members of Perak as his relatives and hopes to establish contact with them. But he insisted that he just wanted to get answers about his life, and did not care about wealth or titles.

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