A letter left by Queen Elizabeth in her handwriting on the coffin of Prince Philip, what did she write?

A letter left by Queen Elizabeth in her handwriting on the coffin of Prince Philip, what did she write? 

Their love began with letters, so Queen Elizabeth wrote the last letter to her lover Prince Philip, and placed it on a wreath on his coffin on his funeral yesterday at St George's Chapel in the vicinity of Windsor Castle.

The message was not clear through the pictures, but it showed pictures circulating on social networking sites, so analysts rushed to analyze the phrase, and it turned out that the phrase is “Your Loving Lilibeth” or “Your Beloved Lilibeth.”

"Lilibet" is the name or nickname Prince Philip used to give to Queen Elizabeth.

A title that the Queen received when she was young because she could not pronounce her name, and it remained in circulation among members of her family, and Prince Philip used it in his letters to her, when he once wrote to the Queen Mother, “My dear Lilibet? I wonder if that word is enough to express what's on my mind."

Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth began exchanging messages when she was XNUMX and he was XNUMX, until he returned from his service in World War II, and she was XNUMX and asked for her hand from her father, King George VI.

The marriage took place on November XNUMX, XNUMX, and when she was crowned as the queen of the country, he was the first to pledge his allegiance to her, and the man (the Queen's husband) remained as he was called, who walked two steps behind her.

Describing him, she said that in one of her rare interviews he has been, quite simply, my strength and still is for all these years, and I and his entire family, this country and many others, owe him a debt greater than he might claim, or we will ever know.

Prince Philip's funeral was held on Saturday, April XNUMX, and his body was placed in a cabinet designated for coffins in the basement of St. George's Church.

To end her earthly journey with him with a sad symbolic message, until they were buried together upon her death.

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