英国女王伊丽莎白二世和菲利普亲王有一个跨越70年的爱情故事，现在女王已经被安葬在她深爱的已故丈夫旁边。
女王，谁于9月8日去世，享年96岁他将被安葬在温莎城堡内圣乔治教堂的乔治六世国王纪念教堂，与菲利普亲王葬在一起。
周一在圣乔治教堂举行的交付仪式上，女王的灵柩被放入皇家墓穴，菲利普的灵柩自他去世后一直停放在这里去年去世，享年99岁。
女王和菲利普亲王将于周一晚些时候在乔治六世国王纪念教堂举行的私人家庭葬礼上葬在一起。
“家人将会看到女王葬在她丈夫旁边，”ABC新闻皇家撰稿人维多利亚·墨菲说，她指出女王的父亲、母亲和姐姐也葬在同一个教堂。
女王和菲利普的死标志着七十年的爱情故事始于女王登基之前。
1997年，伊丽莎白在金婚纪念日向丈夫致敬时说:“他是那种不轻易接受赞美的人，但很简单，这些年来他一直是我的力量和支柱。”。“我、他的整个家庭、这个国家和许多其他国家欠他的债比他所要求的，或者我们所知道的还要多。”
1934年，希腊出生的菲利普亲王在希腊和丹麦公主玛丽娜和肯特公爵乔治王子的婚礼上第一次见到了当时的伊丽莎白公主。
In this image, made available Nov. 18, 2007, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh re-visit Broadlands, in Hampshire, England, to mark their Diamond Wedding Anniversary on Nov. 20.
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菲利普和伊丽莎白共有一位高曾祖母，维多利亚女王。
菲利普是维多利亚女王的第三个孩子艾丽丝王妃的直系后裔。伊丽莎白女王是维多利亚女王的长子，也就是后来的爱德华七世国王的直系后裔，根据王室的网站。
第一次见面后，伊丽莎白和菲利普在接下来的十年中见过几次面，年轻的伊丽莎白公主被金发碧眼的菲利普深深吸引。她的家庭教师记录说，菲利普的“维京美貌”给公主留下了深刻的印象。
Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor joined by Sugar, one of the Royal corgis, June 2, 1959.
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这对夫妇交换了信件，1946年，当时25岁左右的菲利普得到了乔治六世国王的允许，可以和他的女儿结婚，条件是他们要等到伊丽莎白21岁。
然而，她父亲的朝臣们却不以为然。
据报道，有人对菲利普缺乏经济来源和外国背景持保留意见，据报道，乔治六世国王也担心他女儿的年幼。
这对夫妇忍受着怀疑，于1947年11月20日在威斯敏斯特教堂举行了皇家婚礼。
菲利普放弃了他的希腊和丹麦头衔，采用了他母亲家族的英国化姓氏，自称菲利普·蒙巴顿中尉。他的新岳父国王授予他爱丁堡公爵、梅里奥尼思伯爵和格林威治男爵的头衔。
婚后几年，菲利普和伊丽莎白过着相对正常的生活。他继续在皇家海军服役，这对夫妇很快就有了两个最大的孩子，查尔斯王子和安妮公主。
菲利普和伊丽莎白的生活在1952年发生了变化，当时伊丽莎白正在肯尼亚旅行，她的父亲去世了。
她在25岁时成为女王伊丽莎白二世，菲利普放弃了他在皇家海军的职业来支持他的妻子。
女王没有像过去那样给她的丈夫正式的头衔“王子配偶”。然而，在女王登基五年后，即1957年，她封爱丁堡公爵菲利普为英国王子。
根据2012年的女王传记，菲利普与女王有四个孩子，据报道，在他妻子登基后，他得知他的孩子永远不会用他的姓时非常生气作者莎莉·比德尔·史密斯。
“我只不过是一只该死的阿米巴原虫，”据该书记载，菲利普曾这样说过。"我是这个国家唯一一个不允许给自己的孩子起名字的人。"
尽管他们没有随他的姓，菲利普在抚养他的孩子查尔斯、安妮、安德鲁和爱德华的过程中发挥了非常积极的作用，并且非常保护他的家庭和他所嫁入的家族企业。
在菲利普去世前，伊丽莎白共进行了251次官方海外访问，他都陪伴在她身边，根据皇宫的说法。
2011年菲利普90岁生日时，女王封他为高级海军上将。
2017年11月，在他们结婚70周年纪念日，伊丽莎白任命菲利普为维多利亚皇家骑士大十字勋章，以表彰他为君主提供的服务。
这对夫妇一起庆祝他们的最后一个结婚纪念日，他们的第73届，2020年11月20日。
为了庆祝周年纪念日，白金汉宫公布了一张照片，照片上女王和菲利普看着一张由他们的三个曾孙乔治王子、夏洛特公主和路易王子制作的卡片威廉王子和凯特公爵夫人的孩子。
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伊丽莎白和菲利普留下了三个儿子，查理三世国王安德鲁王子和爱德华王子;一个女儿，安妮，皇家公主;8个孙子和12个曾孙。
Queen Elizabeth II buried next to beloved husband Prince Philip: Look back at their 7-decade love story
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philiphad a love story that spanned seven decades, and now the queen has been laid to rest next to her beloved late-husband.
The queen, whodied on Sept. 8 at age 96, will be buried next to Philip at the King George VI Memorial Chapel at St. George's Chapel on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
During the committal service Monday inside St. George's Chapel, the queen's coffin was lowered into the royal vault, where Philip's coffin has rested since hisdeath last year at the age of 99.
The queen and Philip will be buried together in a private family service at the King George VI Memorial Chapel later on Monday.
"The family will observe the queen being buried alongside her husband," said ABC News royal contributor Victoria Murphy, who noted the queen's father, mother and sister are also buried in the same chapel.
The deaths of the queen and Philip marked the end of aseven-decade love storythat started before the queen ascended the throne.
"He is someone who doesn't take easily to compliments, but he has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years," Elizabeth said in 1997, paying tribute to her husband on their golden wedding anniversary. "And I, and his whole family, and this and many other countries, owe him a debt greater than he would ever claim, or we shall ever know."
The Greek-born Prince Philip first met then-Princess Elizabeth in 1934 at the wedding of Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark and Prince George, the Duke of Kent.
Philip and Elizabeth shared a great-great grandmother, Queen Victoria.
Philip was a direct descendant of Princess Alice, the third child of Queen Victoria. Queen Elizabeth is a direct descendant of Queen Victoria's oldest son, who became King Edward VII,according to the royal family's website.
After their first meeting, Elizabeth and Philip met several times over the course of the next decade, and a very young Princess Elizabeth became smitten with the blond, blue-eyed Philip. Her governess recorded that Philip's "Viking good looks" made quite an impression on the princess.
The couple exchanged letters and, in 1946, Philip, then in his mid-20s, was given permission by King George VI to marry his daughter, on the condition that they wait until Elizabeth was 21.
Her father's courtiers, however, were less impressed.
There were reportedly reservations about Philip's lack of financial resources and foreign roots, and King George VI was also reportedly concerned about his daughter's young age.
The couple endured the doubts and married on Nov. 20, 1947, in a royal wedding in Westminster Abbey.
Philip renounced his Greek and Danish titles and adopted the anglicized surname of his mother's family, calling himself Lt. Philip Mountbatten. His new father-in-law, the king, granted him the titles of Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich.
For several years after their marriage, Philip and Elizabeth lived a relatively normal life. He continued to serve in the Royal Navy, and the couple soon had their two oldest children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
Philip and Elizabeth's lives changed in 1952 when, while Elizabeth was touring Kenya, her father died.
She became Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 25, and Philip gave up his career in the Royal Navy to support his wife.
The queen did not give her husband the formal title of "prince consort," as was done in the past. Five years after the queen ascended to the throne, though, in 1957, she made Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, a prince of the United Kingdom.
Philip, who had four children with the queen, had reportedly been angry to learn, after his wife's accession, that his children would never bear his last name, according to a 2012 biography of the queenby author Sally Bedell Smith.
"I'm nothing but a bloody amoeba," Philip reportedly said, according to the book. "I am the only man in the country not allowed to give his name to his own children."
Although they didn't bear his surname, Philip took a very active role in the upbringing of his children -- Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward -- and was very protective of both his family and the family business into which he married.
He was by Elizabeth's side on all 251 of the official overseas visits she made before Philip passed away,according to the palace.
For Philip's 90th birthday in 2011, the queen made him a lord high admiral.
On their 70th wedding anniversary in November 2017, Elizabeth appointed Philip to be a knight grand cross of the Royal Victorian Order for his services to the sovereign.
The couplecelebrated their last wedding anniversary together, their 73rd, on Nov. 20, 2020.
In honor of the anniversary, Buckingham Palace released a photo showing the queen and Philip looking at a card made by three of their great-grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, thechildren of Prince William and Duchess Kate.
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Elizabeth and Philip are survived by three sons,King Charles IIIand Princes Andrew and Edward; one daughter,Anne, the Princess Royal; eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
