The world leaders sent condolences to Queen Elizabeth and his royal family after the departure of the Philip Prince at the age of 99.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sent condolences to Queen Elizabeth, and praised the "Life and extraordinary work" of the Royal Philip.

"As a country, a kingdom, we would like to thank the Royal Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, for his extraordinary life and work," said British Prime Minister.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his "deep sadness" in front of the Royal Philip's departure, insisting he would always be remembered. "As a invariant in the queen's life".

"Royal Philip is a person with ideal and high beliefs, always consciously responsible for people. He always finds the best things of everyone, urging them to strive for great goals

Royal Phillips in an event at Buckingham Electricity in June 2012.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison Meanwhile asked to hang the flag to condolences to the departure of the Philip Prince, who praised the "embodiment of a generation we would never see again."

"The Great Family Common Mong Chung shared a bit of injuries when Royal Philip left. God bless everyone," said Prime Minister Morrison to declare.

The Prime Minister New Zealand Jacinda Ardern also expressed his regret with the Philip Prince, and praised his close relationship with the country.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas while praising the Philip body is the "loyal servant of the United Kingdom", who spent life of the people, the country.

The leader of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen posted on Twitter that she was "very sad to know that the Prince Philip died."

King Sweden Carl XVI Gustaf said "extremely sad" when knowing about the departure of the Philip Prince and calls him "a great friend for many years".

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also sent condolences to the Queen and Royal British, and praised the "outstanding military career" and the initiatives of the Community of the Royal Philip at the time.

Royal Philip, born in 1921, died on April 9, 12 days before the 95th birthday of Queen Elizabeth.

There is no detailed information about the funeral of the Philip Prince, but experts say that the funeral will be held according to the royal ritual rather than the state-level funeral, according to his aspirations.