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important points of lord mount battan explain​

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• Louis Mountbatten, also known as 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, entered the world at Frogmore House in Berkshire, England, on June 25, 1900. He was the youngest son of Prince Louis of Battenberg and Princess Victoria of Hesse and By Rhine. Through his parentage, Mountbatten enjoyed connections to the royal families of Germany, England, and Russia. Fancy, shmancy for sure.
• If the name Mountbatten sounds familiar, you might be a fan of the TV show The Crown. After all, Lord Mountbatten is Queen Elizabeth II’s second cousin and the uncle of Elizabeth’s husband, Prince Phillip. Don’t think too hard about how this suggests that the English royal family marries its own relatives. Instead, think about how neat it is that Mountbatten is related to the British royal family twice over.
• Mountbatten was born His Serene Highness, Prince Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas of Battenberg, but understandably, the royal family decided to use a nickname. Everyone called him Dickey for short. Queen Victoria preferred to call him Nicky, but there were so many Nickys among their Russian relatives that it was simply too confusing. Dickey would have to do....

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Answer 2

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Louis Mountbatten, also known as 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, entered the world at Frogmore House in Berkshire, England, on June 25, 1900. He was the youngest son of Prince Louis of Battenberg and Princess Victoria of Hesse and By Rhine. Through his parentage, Mountbatten enjoyed connections to the royal families of Germany, England, and Russia. Fancy, shmancy for sure.

If the name Mountbatten sounds familiar, you might be a fan of the TV show The Crown. After all, Lord Mountbatten is Queen Elizabeth II’s second cousin and the uncle of Elizabeth’s husband, Prince Phillip. Don’t think too hard about how this suggests that the English royal family marries its own relatives. Instead, think about how neat it is that Mountbatten is related to the British royal family twice over.

Mountbatten was born His Serene Highness, Prince Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas of Battenberg, but understandably, the royal family decided to use a nickname. Everyone called him Dickey for short. Queen Victoria preferred to call him Nicky, but there were so many Nickys among their Russian relatives that it was simply too confusing. Dickey would have to do...

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