Prince Philip of Yugoslavia

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HRH Prince Philip of Yugoslavia
Titles Prince of Yugoslavia
Biographical Information
Born 15 January 1982 (age 43)

Belgrade, Yugoslavia

Spouse Princess Olga of Leiningen

(m. 2017)

Issue Prince Stefan

Princess Marija

Name Philip
House Karadordevic
Father Alexander II, King of Yugoslavia
Mother Princess Maria da Gloria of Brazil
Religion Eastern Orthodox

Prince Philip of Yugoslavia (born 15 January 1982) is a member of the Yugoslavian Royal Family as the son of Alexander II, King of Yugoslavia. He is also a member of the Brazilian Imperial Family as the nephew of Pedro V, Emperor of Brazil.

Life

Philip was born the second child of Alexander II, King of Yugoslavia and Princess Maria da Gloria of Brazil.

Should his elder brother not produce any legitimate issue, Philip will one day ascend the throne as King of Yugoslavia.

Marriage and Issue

On 7 October 2017, Philip married Princess Olga of Leiningen in Altleiningen. Philip and Olga have two children, Stefan and Marija.

Photo Name Birth Death Marriage
Prince Stefan 25 February 2018
Princess Marija 5 November 2023

Residences

Titles and Honours

  • 1982-present Prince Philip of Yugoslavia

National Honours

Order of the Star of Karadorde (2000)

Order of the Yugoslav Crown (2017)

Ancestry

Parents Grandparents Great-Grandparents Great-Great-Grandparents
Alexander II, King of Yugoslavia King Alexander I of Yugoslavia

Princess Maria of Romania

King Peter I of Yugoslavia

Princess Zorka of Montenegro

King Ferdinand of Romania

Princess Marie of Edinburgh

Alexander, Prince of Serbia

Persida Nenadovic

King Nicholas I of Montenegro

Milena Vukotic

Leopold, Prince of Hohenzollern

Infanta Antonia of Portugal

Duke Alfred of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia

Princess Maria da Gloria of Brazil King Alexander of Greece

Aspasia Manos

King Constantine I of Greece

Princess Sophia of Prussia

Petros Manos

Maria Argyropoulos

King George I of Greece

Grand Duchess Olga Constantinovna of Russia

Emperor Frederick III of Germany

Victoria, Princess Royal

Thrasyboulos Manos

Roxane Mavromikhali

Iakobos Argyropoulos

Aspasia Petraki

Lines of Succession

Prince Philip of Yugoslavia

House of Karadordevic

Born: 15 January 1982

Lines of Succession
Preceded by
Succession to the Yugoslavian throne
Followed by
Peter, Crown Prince of Yugoslavia
2nd in the line of succession
Prince Stefan of Yugoslavia