After the death of Prince Philip, to whom will his title now be conferred?

After the death of Prince Philip, to whom will his title now be conferred?

Last week, Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, died at the age of 99, leaving the British royal family in mourning.

But now the question arises, to whom will the title of Prince Philip be transferred?

According to foreign media reports, the title of Duke of Edinburgh after Prince Philip will be transferred to his youngest son, Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, but this will not be possible until the Queen transfers her throne to Prince Charles. Give

Prince Edward and Sophie Rice Jones were married in 1999, at which time they were named Earls and Counts of Wessex, but now Buckingham Palace has announced that Edward will one day succeed his father as Duke of Edinburgh. Will succeed

The decision to award Prince Edward was made in recognition of his philanthropic work and commitment to the Duke of Edinburgh’s awards program. Edward is also chairman of the Duke of Edinburgh International Awards.

When George VI gave the title to Philip in 1947, Prince Charles received the title of Sting of Edinburgh as the Prince’s eldest son, in recognition of the patent issued at the time.

According to foreign media reports, the title of Duke of Edinburgh will now be given to Prince Edward after the final transfer of the throne to Queen Charles.