List of peerages created for British princes
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This page lists all peerages created for British princes since 1714. The list does not include creations of the titles of Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester.
Non-extant peerages
- ↑ Philip, who was formerly a prince of Greece and Denmark, was created a British prince in 1957 by his wife, Queen Elizabeth II.
Extant peerages
| Peerage | Prince | Status | Created | Subsidiary Titles | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reign of King George V | |||||
| Duke of Gloucester | Prince Henry | Extant | 1928 | Earl of Ulster | |
| Baron Culloden | |||||
| Duke of Kent | Prince George | Extant | 1934 | Earl of St Andrews | |
| Baron Downpatrick | |||||
| Reign of Queen Elizabeth II | |||||
| Duke of York | Prince Andrew | Extant (not in use)[a][1] | 1986 | Earl of Inverness | |
| Baron Killyleagh | |||||
| Earl of Wessex | Prince Edward | Extant | 1999 | Viscount Severn | |
| Duke of Cambridge | Prince William of Wales | Extant | 2011 | Earl of Strathearn | |
| Baron Carrickfergus | |||||
| Duke of Sussex | Prince Henry of Wales | Extant | 2018 | Earl of Dumbarton | |
| Baron Kilkeel | |||||
| Earl of Forfar | Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex | Extant | 2019 | ||
| Reign of King Charles III | |||||
| Duke of Edinburgh | Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex and Forfar | Extant (for life) | 2023 | ||
- ↑ Andrew ceased using his peerage titles and was removed from the Roll of the Peerage in 2025.
See also
References
- ↑ Torrance, David (3 November 2025). "The removal of titles and honours" (Research Briefing). House of Commons Library. Retrieved 4 November 2025.