The Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Philip)

The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II and served as the longest-standing male royal consort in British history. Born in Greece in 1921, he became a key royal figure after marrying Elizabeth in 1947. Known for his dedication to public service, he founded numerous organizations, most notably the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, encouraging youth development worldwide. Throughout his life, he supported various charitable, military, and environmental causes. His role was largely supportive and advisory, helping shape the modern British monarchy through decades of service until his death in 2021.