7th Duke of Edinburgh

The 7th Duke of Edinburgh was a British noble title held by Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, from 1947 until his death in 2021. As Duke of Edinburgh, he was a senior member of the royal family and involved in numerous charitable activities and public engagements. The title was created for him when he married the future queen, and it symbolized his status and role within the monarchy. Throughout his life, he contributed significantly to royal duties, military service, and humanitarian causes, earning respect for his dedication and service.