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Prince Philip who is related to Queen Elizabeth not just by marriage but also by blood. Queen Elizabeth’s great-grandfather, Edward and Prince Phillip’s great-grandmother, Alice, were brother and sister. Alice and Edward were the children of Queen Victoria.
Philip to Queen Victoria
Philip’s mother was Princess Alice of Battenburg.
Princess Alice’s husband, was Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark.
Princess Alice’s mother was Princess Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine, Philip’s maternal grandmother.
Princess Victoria was married to Prince Louis of Battenberg.
Princess Victoria of Hesse and by the Rhine was the daughter of Princess Alice of the United Kingdom, Philip’s great grandmother.
Princess Alice’s mother was Queen Victoria, Philip’s great great grandmother.
Elizabeth to Queen Victoria
Elizabeth’s father was George VI.
George VI’s father was George V, Elizabeth’s grandfather.
George V’s father was Edward VII, Elizabeth’s great grandfather.
Edward VII’s mother was Queen Victoria, Elizabeth’s great great grandmother.
Blood Relationship 1
Philip and Elizabeth are third cousins through this relationship, Philip descended from Victoria’s daughter Alice and Elizabeth from Victoria’s son Edward VII.
Elizabeth to Christian IX of Denmark
Elizabeth’s father was George VI.
George VI’s father was George V, Elizabeth’s grandfather.
George V’s mother was Alexandra of Denmark, Elizabeth’s great grandmother.
Alexandra of Denmark’s father was Christian IX of Denmark, Elizabeth’s great great grandfather.
Philip to Christian IX of Denmark
Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark was Philip’s father, married to Princess Alice of Battenburg, listed above.
George I of Greece was Prince Andrew’s father and Philip’s grandfather.
Christian IX of Denmark was George I’s father, and Philip’s great grandfather.
Blood Relationship 2
Philip and Elizabeth are second cousins once removed through this relationship. Alexandra of Denmark and George I of Greece were siblings.
(Lewis, 2014)
Prince Philip who is related to Queen Elizabeth not just by marriage but also by blood. Queen Elizabeth’s great-grandfather, Edward and Prince Phillip’s great-grandmother, Alice, were brother and sister. Alice and Edward were the children of Queen Victoria.
Philip to Queen Victoria
Philip’s mother was Princess Alice of Battenburg.
Princess Alice’s husband, was Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark.
Princess Alice’s mother was Princess Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine, Philip’s maternal grandmother.
Princess Victoria was married to Prince Louis of Battenberg.
Princess Victoria of Hesse and by the Rhine was the daughter of Princess Alice of the United Kingdom, Philip’s great grandmother.
Princess Alice’s mother was Queen Victoria, Philip’s great great grandmother.
Elizabeth to Queen Victoria
Elizabeth’s father was George VI.
George VI’s father was George V, Elizabeth’s grandfather.
George V’s father was Edward VII, Elizabeth’s great grandfather.
Edward VII’s mother was Queen Victoria, Elizabeth’s great great grandmother.
Blood Relationship 1
Philip and Elizabeth are third cousins through this relationship, Philip descended from Victoria’s daughter Alice and Elizabeth from Victoria’s son Edward VII.
Elizabeth to Christian IX of Denmark
Elizabeth’s father was George VI.
George VI’s father was George V, Elizabeth’s grandfather.
George V’s mother was Alexandra of Denmark, Elizabeth’s great grandmother.
Alexandra of Denmark’s father was Christian IX of Denmark, Elizabeth’s great great grandfather.
Philip to Christian IX of Denmark
Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark was Philip’s father, married to Princess Alice of Battenburg, listed above.
George I of Greece was Prince Andrew’s father and Philip’s grandfather.
Christian IX of Denmark was George I’s father, and Philip’s great grandfather.
Blood Relationship 2
Philip and Elizabeth are second cousins once removed through this relationship. Alexandra of Denmark and George I of Greece were siblings.
(Lewis, 2014)