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Prince Philip was from the [[Royal Family|royal families]] of [[Greece]] and [[Denmark]]. He went to [[School|schools]] in [[Britain]], [[France]] and [[Germany]].
Prince Philip was from the [[Royal Family|royal families]] of [[Greece]] and [[Denmark]]. He went to [[School|schools]] in [[Britain]], [[France]] and [[Germany]].


During the [[World War 2|world war]], Prince Philip served in the [[Royal Navy|royal navy]].
== Timeline ==
 
* [[1947 (Year)|1947]] - Philip became engaged to [[Elizabeth II|Elizabeth]]
* [[1948 (Year)|1948]] - Philip's first child with [[Elizabeth II|Elizabeth]], [[Charles III|Charles]] was born
* [[1950 (Year)|1950]] - Philip's second child with [[Elizabeth II|Elizabeth]], Anne was born
 
During the [[World War 2|world war]], Prince Philip served in the [[Royal Navy|royal navy]] where he became a [[First Lieutenant|first lieutenant]]. This continued to be his [[career]] after he had his children.
 
== Philip's Romantic Life ==
When Philip became [[engaged]] to [[Elizabeth II]] on 20th November [[1947 (Year)|1947]] he gave up his title and instead became known as Philip Mountbatten. The wedding ceremony took place at [[Westminster Abbey]] in [[London]].
 
== Children ==
With Elizabeth, Philip had two children. Born in [[Buckingham Palace]] in [[1948 (Year)|1948]] was Charles and in [[1950 (Year)|1950]] in [[Clarence House]], Anne.

Latest revision as of 14:43, 25 October 2025

Prince Philip was from the royal families of Greece and Denmark. He went to schools in Britain, France and Germany.

Timeline

During the world war, Prince Philip served in the royal navy where he became a first lieutenant. This continued to be his career after he had his children.

Philip's Romantic Life

When Philip became engaged to Elizabeth II on 20th November 1947 he gave up his title and instead became known as Philip Mountbatten. The wedding ceremony took place at Westminster Abbey in London.

Children

With Elizabeth, Philip had two children. Born in Buckingham Palace in 1948 was Charles and in 1950 in Clarence House, Anne.