Letchie III

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King of Lesotho
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The second king of the Mosheshe Dynasty of Lesotho
First king of the Seiso Dynasty of Lesotho
Letchie III
Letsie III
File:Letsie III
birth
1963 July 17 ( 63 years old)
British Basutoland[1] Moriza Scott Hospital
period of reign
King of Lesotho
King of Lesotho (reinstated)
1996 February 7 ~ Present
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Seiso family
name
David Mohato Beren Seiso
(David Mohato Bereng Seeiso)
father
Mosheshe II
mother
Queen Mamohato
spouse
Anna Karabo Motsoeneng (married in 2000)
children
Senate, Maceiso, Lerottoli[2]
Education
Ampleforth & Abbey College[3] (graduate)
National University of Lesotho (Law / Bachelor)
University of Bristol (British Law / Bachelor’s)
Cambridge University
Wei University
religion
Catholic

1. outline2. career3. Family Relations4. look around

1. outline


Interview with Al Jazeera

King of Lesotho .

2. career

He succeeded his father Mosheshe II in 1990. His father was briefly reinstated in 1995, but soon died in a car accident in early 1996, and Lechie became king again. The coronation ceremony was held on October 31, 1997, and Charles III participated.

In 2000, Lesotho declared AIDS a natural disaster, prompting an immediate national and international response to the epidemic.

3. Family Relations

  • Spouse: Anna Karabo Motshoen (1976, married 2000)
    • Daughters: Princess Senate (born 2001), Princess Maseiso (born 2004)
    • Son: Prince Lerotoli (born 2007)

4. look around


[1] present-day Kingdom of Lesotho[2] Gomyeong's son, heir to the throne[3] It is a Catholic private boarding school in North Yorkshire, England, for students between the ages of 13 and 18.

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