Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II have been happily married for 74 years. (Source: Getty Images) In a recent status on Twitter, the British Royal Family said, Prince Philip has always loved design work. In addition to overseeing and designing the Royal Yacht Britannia, he also designed an engagement ring and bracelet for Princess Elizabeth II (now Queen of England). Often the jewelry of the Royal family always has a story to celebrate. The ring Prince Philip used to propose to Queen Elizabeth II in 1947 was made from the tiara of his mother, Princess Alice of Battenberg, niece of Queen Victoria. Princess Alice, mother of Prince Philip. (Source: Getty Images) According to the Town and Coutry , in 1946, upon learning of her son’s intention to propose, Princess Alice gave Philip the tiara she had been given on her wedding day for him to use as a suitable ring for his fiancée. Prince Philip at that time collaborated with the famous London jeweler Philip Antrobus Ltd. to design your own 3-carat diamond ring surrounded by 10 smaller diamonds. The engagement ring has always been worn by Queen Elizabeth II. (Source: Getty Images) The diamonds themselves date back to the late Romanov dynasty. On her wedding day, Philip’s mother was presented with the tiara used on the wedding day of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsar Alexandra of Russia, the last rulers of the Russian Empire, who were also important persons. distantly related to her. Queen Elizabeth II wears an engagement ring and bracelet designed by Prince Philip. (Source: Getty Images) Not only that, Philip also chose the remaining diamonds in the crown to make a diamond bracelet to give as a wedding gift to Elizabeth II. The necklace was later gifted by the Queen to her granddaughter-in-law Kate Middleton. The Duchess of Cambridge wore the bracelet on her left hand during a reception for Chinese President Xi Jinping in October 2015. (Source: Getty Images) (according to Insider)

“The focus this time is definitely not on fashion. However, like many other royal occasions, there are deep tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh made through a number of fashion choices.” The National News comment. The Duchess of Cambridge’s Bahrain Pearl Kate Middleton wore a contrasting pearl necklace and earrings with a black Catherine Walker coat. Both of these jewels were lent to her by Queen Elizabeth II. Kate Middleton at St George’s Chapel during Prince Philip’s funeral. Photo: Getty. The 4-row pearl necklace was a gift from the Japanese government and the late prince used to wear it. This item was also lent to Princess Diana for a party in November 1982. The highlight is the earrings with Bahrain pearls. When she married Prince Philip in 1947, the queen was given seven large pearls by the Hakim people of Bahrain as a wedding gift. Two of them were designed by her as earrings. This accessory was also worn by Princess Diana. Princess Diana used to wear a pearl necklace in 1982. Photo: Reuters. Queen Elizabeth II’s Brooch The queen’s choice of brooch for the ceremony has a profound story, according to Fox News . The jewel called Richmond Brooch was a wedding present given to the queen’s grandmother – Queen Mary – in 1893. It has a large pearl in the center, with a removable pear-shaped one. Queen Elizabeth II witnessed the procession of people carrying Prince Philip’s coffin. Photo: Getty. In 1953, the queen inherited some of her grandmother’s jewelry. She wore it with and without the pearl drop. For Prince Philip’s funeral, she wore it but without the removable pear-shaped pearl. Commemorative brooch of the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla paid her respects to her father-in-law with a commemorative brooch. She wore a military organization Bugle Horn brooch on the lapel of her black coat to commemorate the duke of Edinburgh’s regiment that had served for 70 years. The Duchess of Cornwall chose a flower mask instead of black like the other members. Photo: Getty. In July, the duchess assumed the role of colonel general manager of the organization. This job was transferred to her after Prince Philip retired. She wore the same brooch for official photos marking her new role in November 2020.

Prince Philip’s spirit was taken from Windsor Castle to St George’s Chapel. Photo: Daily Mail Prince Philip (1921-2021), who held the title Duke of Edinburgh, died on April 9 at Windsor Castle. He is the crown prince (spouse of the head of the dynasty) in the world’s longest service, and has been married for 73 years with the Queen of England. The death of Prince Philip left a “big void” in the Queen’s life – in the words of her son Prince Andrew. According to royal standards, funerals took place at St. Basil’s Chapel. George, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, at 3 p.m. local time on April 17 (21:00 the same day, VN time). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the attendees of the ceremony included only high-ranking members of the royal family as well as the duke’s close relatives and friends, among them Bernhard, Prince of Baden, Penny Brabourne, Countess Mountbatten of Myanmar, and Prince Donatus, Landgrave of Hesse. Watch the video of Prince Philip’s procession from Windsor Castle to St George’s Chapel (Credit: Sky News) The Queen’s wife was brought into the Chapel. Prince Philip’s Spirit at St George’s Chapel; The Queen of England sits alone in the second row of seats. Photo: Daily Mail Queen Elizabeth II stood bowing as her wife’s spirit was brought into the Chapel. Prince Philip’s officer hat and sword were placed on top of the coffin according to his wishes. His Royal Highnesses are housed on the Land Rover he designed. Photo: Daily Mail. Prince Charles and Princess Camillia attended his father’s funeral. Although the ceremony will be limited to 30 people inside the Chapel, in line with current UK epidemic restrictions, more than 700 servicemen will support an outside ceremony in honor of a glorious military career. by Prince Philip. Members of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, British Army and Royal Air Force will all attend. Prince Philip maintained close ties with the military community throughout his life after completing naval service in 1953, including holding the position of General of the Royal Marines. . Before the ceremony, the Duke’s spirit – with his personal flag flown, with a sword, navy cap and wreath placed on top – was brought to the Chapel from Windsor Castle in a procession by the Imperial Guards. family. According to the Duke’s will, coffin was carried in a modified Land Rover, designed by Prince Philip himself. The Land Rover car carried Prince Philip’s coffin, behind him his children, grandchildren and close aides. Photo: Daily Mail Tears rolled down Prince Charles’s cheeks as he walked behind his father’s car. Photo: Reuters Diagram of Prince Philip’s procession to St George’s Chapel. Photo: CNN Walking behind the car are senior members of the Royal Family, including Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, Prince William and Prince Harry. All dressed in civilian clothing. Some of the Duke’s closest aides, including his personal secretary and bodyguard, will also walk in the procession. Meanwhile, the rest of the members attended the ceremony, including Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge; Princess Beatrice; Princess Eugenie and other family members will arrive at the chapel by car. Two brothers Prince William and Harry, grandson Prince Philip, walked after excitedly into the church. Prince Harry’s wife, Duchess Meghan – Duchess of Sussex, who is pregnant with the couple’s second child and living in the US, did not attend the funeral due to her doctor’s advice not to travel by air. practice. Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth arrives at the Chapel in her private car. Queen Elizabeth II got out of the car and entered the church to attend the funeral. Photo: Getty Images Before that, a series of cannons were fired one minute apart and curfew bells fell to herald the funeral, while a minute of silence across the country marked the beginning of the ceremony. Inside the chapel, all members of the congregation wear masks according to public health protocol. Prince Philip’s favorite chariot was beaten to St George’s Chapel before the funeral. His hat, gloves and scarf are in the correct place where the Prince usually sits. Photo: Daily Mail Prince Harry sat alone in a corner of the Chapel during his funeral. His wife, Princess Meghan, did not attend the ceremony because she was pregnant with her second child. Photo: Daily Mail The Duke of Edinburgh was carefully involved in the planning of his funeral, choosing the music and making sure the ceremony reflected his military ties and personal interests. The ceremony, conducted by Bishop David Conner and Archbishop of Canterbury, Welby, is scheduled to last for 50 minutes. A four-man choir, with an organ, will sing songs selected by the Duke, including “Jubilate in C” by Benjamin Britten. After that, the Duke’s coffin will be lowered to the Royal Tomb (Royal Vault), the resting place of many members of the Royal Family. The crypt is located underneath the Chapel, built by King George III, one of the kings also buried there. However, the Royal Tomb would not be Prince Philip’s final resting place. When the Queen dies, his remains will be transported to the King George VI memorial chapel to be located next to her. At the Duke’s request, the end of the funeral would be marked with the Royal Marines’ Action Stations, which is a notice traditionally sent out from a naval warship to signify. that everyone should go to combat positions. The Archbishop of Canterbury then proclaimed the Blessing and the ceremony ended with a national anthem. Watch video of cannon shots resounding across the UK in tribute to Prince Philip on April 10 (Source: VOA) Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II in this 2003 photo in Muick, Scotland. Photo: Buckingham Palace / AP Large screen with a picture of Prince Philip at Picadilly roundabout, London. Photo: CNN People place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip outside Windsor Castle. Photo: CNN

The British put flowers to commemorate Prince Philip Many people in London come in front of Buckingham Palace gate to place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip. Queen Elizabeth II’s husband passed away on April 9, at the age of 99. On the afternoon of April 9 (local time), Buckingham Palace hung the announcement of Prince Phiplip’s departure. The prince’s funeral will not be held at the national level. However, the prince himself is said to not want a noisy funeral, according to NBC News. Photo: Reuters. The people gathered outside Buckingham Palace after the palace announced the death of the prince. The royal family said that Queen Elizabeth II was considering a plan to hold a funeral for her husband, following government guidelines amid the Covid-19 epidemic. Accordingly, she had to decide which family members were allowed to attend Prince Philip’s funeral. Grandmothers and children will also have to wear a mask and stand 2 meters away. Photo: Reuters. People also gathered outside Windsor palace to mourn Prince Philip. The prince’s coffin will be housed in Windsor Castle, before being taken to St. Basilica. George to the funeral. Photo: Reuters. The people placed flowers and prayed in front of Buckingham Palace in memory of Prince Philip. The UK Government Office urges the public not to over-congregate at the palaces, and to continue to follow advice to preserve public health, especially to avoid crowds and to restrict travel. Photo: Reuters. A resident prayed outside of Windsor Castle, near London. From 6pm on April 9 (local time), Westminster Abbey in London started ringing the bell once a minute, a total of 99 times. Photo: Reuters. Some people who love Prince Philip could not hold back tears after the announcement of his death. Photo: Reuters. Athletes at a racecourse in Liverpool spend a minute in remembrance after the Buckingham Palace announcement. Many television stations adjusted their broadcast plans, to broadcast the national anthem following the official announcement of Prince Philip’s departure. Photo: Reuters. The British flag is lowered on the Victoria Tower, part of the British Parliament building, in London. Photo: Reuters. Candles and flowers were placed in front of palaces in tribute to Prince Philip. His funeral is expected to take place after more than a week. Current anti-epidemic regulations in the UK only allow no more than 30 people to attend funerals. Photo: Reuters.

Many people gathered outside Buckingham Palace on April 9 (local time) after the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced by the British Royal. Photo: Reuters Many Londoners come in front of the gates of Buckingham Palace, the ancient walls of Windsor Castle to place flowers and a memorial card in memory of Prince Philip. The British government and royal family are calling on people not to gather in front of the mansion to commemorate Prince Philip in order to comply with Covid-19 room regulations. Residents set the flag of England along with commemorative bouquets of flowers outside Buckingham Palace. Reuters photo Information Prince Philip – Duke of Edinburgh passed away was announced by the British royal family on April 9. He is 99 years old. Photo: Reuters Coach and players at Liverpool Aintree Racecourse spent a minute to commemorate Prince Philip’s departure on April 9. Photo: Reuters 2 of the many women standing outside Buckingham Palace hugged each other to comfort and share the sadness following the death of the Queen’s husband. Photo: Reuters A man wiped his tears outside Buckingham Palace after the royal family announced the Prince’s death. Photo: Reuters According to an announcement from Buckingham Palace, the 94-year-old Queen is expected to spend eight days mourning Prince Philip, starting April 9. The flag on Victoria Tower at the British Parliament Building, London, was lowered by half a column when the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced. Photo: Reuters Many people brought flowers, photos … to commemorate at Buckingham Palace (UK) after hearing the news of Prince Philip’s death. Photo: Reuters Many people mourn the death of Prince Philip – who quietly supported the Queen of England during the past 7 decades. Photo: Reuters Sharing about her husband, Queen Elizabeth once said that Prince Philip was a source of her strength throughout the years. In the photo: People place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip at Windsor.

The relationship between Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II began when they were young and the queen was still a princess. At the age of 13, while following her family to visit the Royal Naval Academy Britannica, Princess Elizabeth that day immediately fell in love with Greek Prince Philip, who was training officers there. In the years that followed and during World War II, they corresponded. Not long after the war ended, Prince Philip proposed to Princess Elizabeth in Scotland. The engagement ring was made by Philip Antrobus, a London jeweler, crafted from diamonds on the prince’s mother’s crown. However, the engagement was kept private until the princess turned 21 at the request of King George VI, the princess’s father, who ruled England at that time. In addition, in order to marry Princess Elizabeth, Prince Philip had to give up his title of Greek Prince in order to become a British citizen. After much trouble, the wedding was scheduled on November 20, 1947 and took place at Westminster Abbey. Instead of holding a grand event, King George VI ordered a wedding as compact as possible so as not to offend the people by the new country that has gone through the war. The princess’s wedding dress was designed by Norman Hartnell, made from ivory silk, satin duchesse and silver thread, with crystal and 10,000 pearl beads, with a veil longer than 4.5 meters. The dress is completed in 7 weeks by 350 skilled tailors. Like many brides at the time, Princess Elizabeth had to save on stamps in order to buy materials for her wedding dress design. The British government has sent an additional 200 stamps to help her. Princess Elizabeth’s wedding day crown is named Queen Mary Fringe Tiara. It was originally a wedding gift in 1893 of Queen Mary, the princess. In addition, the bride is adorned with 2 pearl bracelets, one of which is said to belong to Queen Anne. Princess Elizabeth’s wedding bouquet is similar to every British royal bride’s wedding bouquet – they contain myrtle flowers from the myrtle bushes planted by Queen Victoria. This flower also appears on the seats in the reception reception at Buckingham Palace, next to the bouquet of white and pink carnations on the banquet table. Because this is the wedding of the future queen, the wedding is reported directly to millions of people via radio. Nearly 2,000 guests attended this historic wedding, including the King of Iraq, Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, Grand Duke of Luxembourg and Princess Elisabeth of Luxembourg. Two wedding rings are made from a block of gold in the Clogau St David mine. According to British royal biographer Ingrid Seward, Duke Philip engraved a secret message into the ring given to his wife that only the person who engraved them, he and Princess Elizabeth, knew the contents. After the ceremony was over, a reception was held at Buckingham Palace and was open to only 150 guests. Dishes served include Filet de Sole Mountbatten, Perdreau en Casserole and Bombe Glaceé Princess Elizabeth. Here, the couple cut wedding cake decorated elaborately weighing 227 kg, 2.7 m high with the groom’s sword. More than 10,000 people telegrams to celebrate the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Duke Philip. 2,500 wedding gifts were sent from all over the world, including the cloth woven by Mahatma Gandhi himself. After the reception, the couple went to Waterloo Station with their corgi dog Susan to catch the train to Hampshire. They spent the wedding night in Broadlands, the hometown of Philip. The rest of the royal honeymoon takes place in Birkhall (Scotland).

Prince Philip was born on June 10, 1921 at Mon Repos mansion in Corfu, Greece. Some photos of Mon Repos mansion were posted by Reuters. (Image source: Reuters) The building is located in the southern Greek city of Corfu. A sign at the entrance to Mon Repos mansion reads: “Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, born here in 1921”. Inside the Mon Repos mansion, the furniture is neatly arranged. A corner in this particular house. The inside of the villa is cleaned. It is known that the Mon Repos mansion was originally built as a summer resting place for military officer Frederick Adam and his wife, Diamantina ‘Nina’ Palatino, in 1828-1831. However, they had to leave the mansion in 1832 after Frederick Adam was transferred to India. The Mon Repos mansion was sometimes used as a residence for later British Governors. In 1833, Mon Repos was used as an art school and in 1834 opened to the public. Queen Elisabeth of Austria stayed here in 1863. In 1864, the mansion was granted to King George I of Hellenes as a summer residence. King George I then changed the mansion’s name to Mon Repos. Pictured is the Church of Saint George, where Prince Philip was baptized, on the island of Corfu. In addition to Prince Philip, several other royal figures were also born at the Mon Repos mansion, including Princess Sophie and Princess Alexia of Greece and Denmark. Invite readers to watch more videos: Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, dies (Video source: VTV)

Christopher Lee in Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story (1982): The late actor Christopher Lee gives up his familiar villain roles to play Prince Philip in Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story. The film has a main content about the love story and wedding between Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Donald Douglas in Diana: Her True Story (1993): Veteran actor Donald Douglas plays Prince Philip in Diana: Her True Story – production based on Andrew Morton’s account of Charles and Diana divorce . In the movie, apart from Douglas, two other famous actors, David Threlfall and Serena Scott Thomas, play Prince Charles and Princess Diana. David Threlfall in The Queen’s Sister (2005): David Threlfall – an actor famous for his role as the patriarch of Shameless – portrayed Prince Philip with integrity in the BBC film about Princess Margaret’s life. James Cromwell in The Queen (2006): James Cromwell plays Prince Philip, paired with star Helen Mirren – who then won an Oscar for acting with the film. The two portrayed as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in the film recounting the royal reaction to the death of Princess Diana in 1997. Matt Smith in The Crown (2016-2017): The star of the Doctor Who series – Matt Smith – received a prestigious Emmy nomination for his appearance in The Crown. He plays Prince Philip in the first season of the popular movie on the Netflix platform. Tobias Menzies – The Crown (2019-2020): Tobias Menzies was the replacement for Matt Smith to take on the role of Prince Philip in seasons 3 and 4 of The Crown. Like his predecessor, he received an award nomination for his role, but at the Golden Globe 2020. Tom Courtenay in The Queen’s Corgi (2019): The veteran actor who received an Oscar nomination twice – Tom Courtenay – voiced Prince Philip in The Queen’s Corgi. In the humorous cartoon, the character is quite confused by the love and affection that the queen has for her corgi dogs.

As a member of the British royal family, the deceased prince always paid attention to the costumes, attentive to every detail. In particular, a navy element is often incorporated on jackets reminiscent of his youth. The Duke’s costume of Edinburgh was created by the oldest and most famous tailors in London (UK) such as Savile Row, Haste & Lachter, Gieves & Hawkes and shoemaker John Lobb. “Prince Philip’s military background has given him a keen eye for style,” commented Steven Hitchcock. Prince Philip is commented to always be polite. Photo: AP, Getty. Trench coat Page Mrporter also posted articles Prince Philip – a fashion icon to commemorate the character loved by many people. One of the first mentioned style images is the jacket. Even though he appeared on the ocean, he still prioritized politeness, did not take off his tie. Combining with trench coat has brought a liberal appearance. However, not all men can wear long-legged dresses beautifully. The Prince’s broad shoulders help the jacket to be more sturdy. The Prince posed with Queen Elizabeth II in 1957. Photo: Freddie Reed. Printed shirt A trend that emerged from the 1970s also surfaced at Buckingham Palace. The image of the prince wearing a brilliant Hawaiian shirt is said to be interesting. He wore a blue print as the main shirt, matching beige pants and sunglasses with his wife. Duke of Edinburgh on board HMY Britannia in 1972. Photo: Lichfield. Tweed fabric shirt At a horse-riding event, the prince caught the attention of his hat. His shirt style shows a dignified look, in contrast to the way he wears his hat. “Sadly, this is not the way men dress right now. Polyester wool is the fabric of choice in apparel,” he said. Mrporter write. The photo was taken on April 9, 1965. Photo: Mr Ray Bellisario. Country gent style Standing next to the Range Rover, the prince’s clothes are equally classic. A traditional British tweed jacket is paired with off-set trousers for a comfortable look. The outfit features a tie and neatly folded square pocket pattern. Prince Philip at the royal horse racing event in 1974. Photo: Mr Tim Graham.

Toddler King Philip of Greece in July 1922 (left) and Prince Harry playing the piano at Kensington Palace, October 1985 (right). Prince Philip dressed in 1935 for the MacBeth play by Gordonstoun School in Scotland (left). Prince Harry while attending Eton College, November 2001 (right). Prince Philip at Gordonstoun, 1939 (left). Prince Harry during a ceremony at St. Joseph’s Cathedral Paul, June 2002 (right). The Duke of Edinburgh served in the Royal Navy, December 1946 (left). Prince Harry before meeting with Governor-General of the Bahamas Arthur Folkes in March 2012 in Nassau (right). Prince Philip after a cricket match with Duke Norfolk in Arundel, August 1953 (left). Prince Harry during a cricket match at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground during his official visit in Castries, Saint Lucia, November 2016 (right). The Duke of Edinburgh circa 1960 (left). Prince Harry on a visit to the Boultbee Flight Academy, February 2014 (right). Prince Philip appeared on the 1957 cover of Paris Match magazine (left). Prince Harry on the way to St George’s Chapel to get married in May 2018 (right). Prince Philip on the balcony of Buckingham Palace on the day of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation, June 1953 (left). Prince Harry on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during Trooping the Color event, June 2015 (right). A portrait photo of Prince Philip taken in November 1947 (left). Prince Harry at Ascot Racecourse, July 2011 (right). Prince Philip during a visit to Melbourne, Australia in August 1945 (left). Prince Harry visits the Memorial Field at Westminster Abbey, November 2016 (right).

Tanna Island in the Republic of Vanuatu (southwest Pacific) is inhabited by a nude tribe that worship Prince Philip as god. For that reason, when he heard that the Duke of Edinburgh died at the age of 99, the people of the tribe were deeply distressed. They decided to hold a funeral for their deceased god for 100 days.

The people of Tanna Island worship Prince Philip like god.

For the next 100 days, people gathered in an empty lot under the old banyan tree to calm down and drink kava (a mildly scented drink made from pepper tree roots) and eat local dishes, including food. pig wrapped in banana leaves cooked in the ground. This is a mandatory part of important tribal rituals.

The nude tribe held Prince Philip’s funeral for 100 days.

In addition, these three months are the time for the leaders of the tribal villages to reflect on who replaced Prince Philip in their spiritual beliefs. Prince Charles, the eldest son of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth, is the brightest “candidate” chosen to become the spiritual leader of the tribe. The naked tribal people hoped that Prince Charles could do something his father had never been able to do – visit the islanders.

Village chief Yaohnanen, Jack Malia, said that mentally Prince Philip had always been a part of villagers’ lives. However, they did not get a chance to meet the Queen’s consort because he had never set foot on Tanna Island. “We never got the chance to meet him face to face. If [Thái tử Charles] Agree to come one day, he has to come down here so we can sit together and talk, ”he said.

The village chief of Yakel, Mr. Albi, affirmed that Prince Philip’s soul had left his body, but still existed and was searching for a new “home”. Mr. Albi also sent encouragement to Queen Elizabeth that, hope she does not grieve too much because even though his body is dead, but the soul is still alive.

Residents of Tanna Island were unaware of the announcement of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh on April 9. They still wake up and wake up early the next morning to harvest sweet potatoes. It was not until the afternoon of April 10 that a woman at a nearby resort received the update. Immediately, the women of the tribe burst into tears, and the men mourned in silence and tried to calm the children.

The tribesmen embraced pictures of Prince Philip in his memory.

They said that even though the Prince’s body was dead, the soul still existed.

“In 2007, we were brought to England. The connection between the people of Tana Island and the British was very strong. We extend our condolences to the royal family and the British people, ”said the village chief Yapa in a video message sent to the British Royal family.

Mary Niere, an accountant at a resort near the nude tribe, revealed that mourning is the island’s traditional custom for people facing great grief, which can last for weeks.

For decades, a tribe of 400 people worshiped Prince Philip as god. They prayed every day hoping he would protect their banana and potato crop. To date, it is not entirely clear why this tribe worship Prince Philip so much, even though he has never visited the island.

According to some sources, tribesmen saw large portraits of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth when they visited Port Vila, Vanuatu, in the 1960s. Impressed when he married a ” white power queen, ”they began to believe that he was the embodiment of a volcanic spirit, one day returning to Tanna.

Prince Philip has never been to Tanna Island, only visiting Vanuatu’s capital, Port Vila.

The last time the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Vanuatu was during a visit to the capital Port Vila in 1974. At that time, the island nation was an Anglo-French colony, named New Hebrides. During this trip by Prince Philip, the chieftain named Jack Naiva from Tanna and the others did not mind sailing the 240km distance to the capital to welcome their god.

Since then, the Prince’s status in the hearts of the tribal people of Tanna has been strengthened. The Naiva leader firmly believed, His Highness was sent down from heaven to protect the island and bring good luck to the people.

In author Matthew Baylis’ book about Matthew Baylis, tribal residents even speculate, Prince Philip helped Barack Obama become the first black man to be elected President of the United States in 2008. They hailed him maybe. tornado control.

In remote England, Prince Philip was born in awe of the admiration of the Tanna island tribes people for him. Over the years, he sent framed photographs of himself to this nude tribe. These photos are kept in the temple on the island,

Once, the tribe sent Prince Philip a traditional weapon, called nal-nal, used to hunt pigs, and asked him to take pictures with it. Prince Philip accepted the request, but did not forget to complain to his assistant about the strange item before. When it was received in 1980, it is considered sacred and preserved to this day.

Prince Philip’s photo is preserved in the temple.

Prince Philip learned of the existence of the naked tribe and repeatedly sent photos to them.

The tribesmen still longed for Prince Philip to visit once, but now they strongly believe that his soul will come to Tanna. Not only that, they also assured Prince Philip to be black. “If he turns white, it will only happen in other countries,” the leader named Willie Lop announced.

The tribesmen believed that Prince Philip was black, only turning white in another country.