Earl of Merioneth
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The Earl of Merioneth was a subsidiary noble title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom historically associated with Prince Philip, consort of Queen Elizabeth II.
Statements (39)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
earldom
→
substantive title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom → |
| associatedCounty | Merionethshire NERFINISHED → |
| associatedWith |
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
NERFINISHED
→
Elizabeth II →
surface form: "Queen Elizabeth II"
|
| becameSubsidiaryTo | Duke of Edinburgh (1947 creation) → |
| category |
Extinct earldoms in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
→
Noble titles created in 1947 → Titles created for British princes → |
| country | United Kingdom → |
| createdBy | King George VI NERFINISHED → |
| createdOnOccasionOf | marriage of Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth → |
| creationDate | 1947-11-20 → |
| extinctionDate | 2021-04-09 → |
| extinctOn | death of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh → |
| firstHolder | Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh NERFINISHED → |
| grantedSimultaneouslyWith |
Baron Greenwich
NERFINISHED
→
Duke of Edinburgh NERFINISHED → |
| heirApparentTitleHolder |
Charles Philip Arthur George
→
surface form: "Charles III"
Charles, Prince of Wales NERFINISHED → |
| heldBy | Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh NERFINISHED → |
| holderAlsoHeld |
Baron Greenwich
→
Duke of Edinburgh NERFINISHED → |
| jurisdiction | United Kingdom → |
| languageOfTitle | English → |
| lastHolder | Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh NERFINISHED → |
| monarchAtCreation | George VI → |
| namedAfter | Merionethshire NERFINISHED → |
| nobleRankAbove | marquess → |
| nobleRankBelow | viscount → |
| peerage | Peerage of the United Kingdom → |
| rank | earl → |
| region | Wales → |
| status | extinct → |
| style | Earl → |
| subdivision | subsidiary title of the Duke of Edinburgh → |
| subsidiaryTo | Duke of Edinburgh NERFINISHED → |
| titleType | noble title → |
| usedBy | British royal family → |
Referenced by (2)
Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.
subject surface form: "Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh"