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Updated: Apr 10 2021, 4:03 ET Invalid Date, A PACIFIC island tribe that worshipped Prince Philip as a god will be preparing a ritual celebration to honour him before "transferring their allegiance" to Prince Charles. Some 700 natives on the island of Tanna have exalted the Royal for almost 50 years - and will likely heartbroken when they find out the news of his passing this morning at Buckingham Palace. �� Prince Philip's death... 14 14 14 Prince Philip died today at Buckingham Palace aged 99Credit: Getty Images - Getty With their village of Yaohnanen located deep in the rainforest wit...

Islanders Who Worship Prince Philip as God Will Now Idolize Prince Charles Instead Newsweek 9 hrs ago Darragh Roche © Getty Images Sikor Natuan, the son of the local chief, holds a water damaged portrait of Britain's Prince Philip in a partially built monument to the British royal near the remote village of Yaohnanen on Tanna in Vanuatu on August 6, 2010. As the United Kingdom and the world mourns the death of Prince Philip, there is one community in the South Pacific that's expected to be deeply affected by the Duke of Edinburgh's passing. A tribe in the village of Yaohn...

It seems like there’s a religion for every person, and a deity (or more) for every religion. Those deities range from all-powerful beings to celestial objects to seasons to animals to visitors from other planets to Prince Philip. Yes, there’s a religion that worships Great Britain’s Duke of Edinburgh as their deity. Well, they did until learning that the 99-year-old husband of Elizabeth II was in the hospital. Now, plans are in place to move on to worshiping Prince Charles, royal son and next in line to the throne. Why did they worship Philip and what might Charles have to do to prove h...