Is Gyanendra Shah Making Hridayendra New King of Nepal - Baby King?

Gyanendra Shah (ज्ञानेन्द्र शाह) was the king of the Shah dynasty who became a king twice in the history of Nepal and eventually had to become the last king of Nepal. Gyanendra Shah, at the tender age of 3, was portrayed as the baby king by the then Rana family in Nepal. From Kartik 22, 2007, to Falgun 7, 2007, Gyanendra had to become the king of Nepal for four months. Why was Gyanendra Shah made the baby king of Nepal? The story of Gyanendra Shah in the Shah family is quite intriguing.
His only son, Paras Shah, declined to become the king, claiming he didn't want to be a king himself. Following this, the only heir to the throne, Gyanendra Shah, has a sole grandson named Hridayendra Shah. Hridayendra Shah is currently 21 years old, while Gyanendra Shah is 76 years old. Before King Gyanendra, it might be appropriate to consider announcing his grandson, Hridayendra Shah, as the heir after transitioning Nepal to a republic. How did Gyanendra Shah, after his father Mahendra and his grandfather Tribhuvan, manage to become the king as a child when Tribhuvan was still alive? Let's explore how Gyanendra Shah became Nepal's baby king in today's video

Sources:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X...

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