Prince Sisowath Kossamak

Prince Sisowath Kossamak was a prominent Cambodian royal, born in 1905, who served as the Queen Mother of Cambodia after her son, King Norodom Sihanouk, reigned. She was known for her cultural influence and was respected for her role in preserving Cambodian traditions. During her lifetime, she played a significant part in national affairs, especially during times of political change and conflict. Her contributions helped shape modern Cambodia’s royal family and cultural identity. She passed away in 1975, leaving a lasting legacy within the country’s history.