Meet the 17th King of Malaysia, whose son served in the Indian Army

Sultan Ibrahim ibni Sultan Iskandar was crowned as the new king of Malaysia for a term of 5 years, on Wednesday. 
 

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar is the 17th King of Malaysia. He belongs to the royal family and is garnering attention for his considerable wealth. 
 

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar owns assets worth Rs 47.55 lakh crore, according to reports. He remains in headlines for his opulent lifestyle. 
 

Reportedly, Sultan Ibrahim’s son Prince Tunku Ismail has served as a Captain in the Indian Army. In 2007, he became the first foreigner to lead a contingent of the Indian Army
 

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar has a penchant for luxury cars, with the royal family possessing approximately 300 supercars in their collection. 
 

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar has his own private army. In addition to his royal title, he also holds ownership in numerous businesses. 
 

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar lives in the royal palace situated in Malaysia. Reportedly, almost 4 thousand servants work here. 
 

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar owns several private jets, including Boeing 737. Additionally, he also owns exotic animals such as tigers, lions, and crocodiles. 
 

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar is also a prominent figure in the business world. His investments have extended to purchasing land worth billions in Singapore and the UAE.