Albert Edward (Prince of Wales)

Albert Edward, known as the Prince of Wales, was the eldest son of Queen Victoria and heir to the British throne. Born in 1841, he was a key royal figure involved in public duties, charity work, and representing Britain internationally. In 1901, he became King Edward VII after Queen Victoria's death. His reign marked the start of the Edwardian era, characterized by social change and technological progress. As a prince and then king, he played a significant role in modernizing the monarchy and strengthening diplomatic ties.