Duke of Edinburgh
Queen's late husband
Duke of Edinburgh is a British royal title, most famously held by Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, from 1947 until his death in 2021.
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is an international youth achievement program he founded in 1956, offering bronze, silver, and gold levels for completing challenges in volunteering, physical activity, skills, and expeditions: She completed her Duke of Edinburgh gold award.
- Prince PhilipLate British royal consort
- royal consortSpouse of a ruler
- ducalOf a high nobleman
- Order of the GarterPremier English knighthood society
- royaltyPayment for usage rights
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- British Peeragepeer, peerage, peeress, baron, baroness
- Victorian RoyaltyQueen Victoria, Prince Albert, Edward VII, Prince of Wales, Princess Royal
- Youth Awardsspelling bee trophy, Eagle Scout, honor roll, valedictorian, junior achievement
- Greek RoyaltyPrince Philip, royal family, Prince Andrew, crown prince, heir apparent
- peeragepeer, peeress, peerage, baron, baroness
- Royal PatronsKing Louis XIV, Frederick the Great, Catherine de Medici, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert
Duke of EdinburghQueen Elizabeth II
Late British monarch
King · the King · heir apparent · Her Majesty · Prince of Wales
Duke of Edinburghcommoner
Non-noble person
common man · ordinary citizen · peasant · pauper · man in the street
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