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prince louis, who has attracted attention for his funny gestures in his public appearances, received his name from a member of the royal family who was very important in the life of his grandfather, king charles iii.
Is about Louis Mountbatten, Maternal uncle of Prince Philip of Edinburgh, served in the Royal Navy and was assassinated by the IRA in 1979.
Louis Arthur Charles was the name that the then Duke and Duchess of Cambridge chose for their third son, who was born on April 23, 2018 and is now addressed as His Royal Highness Prince Louis of Wales, after the death of his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, last September 8.
The name of Louisof French origin, is a clear reference to Louis Mountbatten, maternal uncle of Philip of Edinburgh. Known as Lord Mountbatten, he mentored his nephew and his great-nephew, Prince Charles. In addition, he was in charge of organizing the first date between Philip of Edinburgh and Queen Elizabeth II.
King Charles shared a very close relationship with his godfather, whom he often called his “honorary grandfather”, even giving him advice on personal relationships. Lord Mountbatten was affectionately known as Dickie by his close family, despite not being called Richard, a nickname originally given to him by Queen Victoria.
Lord Louis He was born in 1900 in Windsor and was practically like a father to Philip of Edinburgh, due to the family and economic problems that his parents had, Prince Andrew of Greece, the seventh son of King George I, and Princess Alice of Battenberg, great-granddaughter of queen victoria.
Following his family’s exile in 1922, he was educated by his grandmother, the Marchioness Victoria of Milford Haven, and by his uncle, the Marquess George of Milford Haven. After the death of his uncle Jorge, Louis Mountbatten he became his tutor and it was he who helped him get into the Royal Navy.
Later he fought in the First World War, he was a hero of the Second World War, in which he managed to expel the Japanese from Burma and Singapore, he experienced decolonization first hand, as he was the last viceroy of India and for nine months the first head of that state.
In 1922 he married Edwina Ashley, the daughter of a Jewish banker, and they had two daughters. On August 27, 1979, while he was vacationing with his family in Ireland, he was assassinated by the Irish Republican Army (IRA).
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