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Bhutan's modern period began in 1907 when Ugyen Wangchuck (reign: 1907-1926) became the first hereditary King and uniting the country. Then, 1914 saw the inception of modern education when 46 boys travelled oversees to study at mission school in Kalimpong, India (Tandin Wangmo & Kinga Choden,1 2011, p. 445).
One society living under one government is a State.
The Declaration of Independence outlined the need for a strong federal democracy, in which the government is ruled by the people.
