Duke of Edinburgh (Philip Mountbatten)

The Duke of Edinburgh, a title held by Prince Philip, was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II. Born as Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, he was a member of European royal families. He married Elizabeth in 1947 and was known for his dedication to public service. Throughout his life, he supported numerous charitable causes, promoted youth development through the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, and played a significant role in modernizing the British monarchy. His contributions spanned over seven decades, and he was respected for his commitment, leadership, and advocacy for various social and environmental issues.