Report: Princess Diana's Family History, Migration, and Globalisation

This report provides a detailed examination of Princess Diana's life, exploring key themes of globalisation, migration, and family. The introduction highlights her status as a global icon and her marriage to Prince Charles. The main body delves into her travels, illustrating how she embraced international duties and connected with people worldwide, demonstrating her adaptability to new environments and her commitment to social work. The report then explores her family history, tracing her lineage and her role within the British royal family, including details of her parents, siblings, and children, emphasizing her influence and the responsibilities that came with her royal status. The conclusion summarizes her experiences, underscoring her global presence and her support for migrants, and reflecting on the unique phases of her life. References are included for further study.

Significant public person from
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
Main Body.......................................................................................................................................3
Globalisation and Migration...................................................................................................3
Family.....................................................................................................................................4
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7
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INTRODUCTION
The present report significantly provides detailed knowledge on the Princess Diana a famous
personality of British belongs to the royal family. The princess was the first wife of the Charles,
Prince of Wales. Princess Diana was well known for the glamorous image at international scale
and for her pro activism too (Aldrich and McCreery, 2018). The lovely princes was highly fond
of certain hobbies like dance, music and sports in which her talent was admired by all associated
people. Diana was born in British nobility where she grew with the royal family at their
Sandringham estate and later on became the part of most renowned British family and became
the Princess of Wales by simply marrying Prince Charles in the year 1981. In this project
detailed description will be provided on the two of main themes that is migration and
globalisation and Family. Here, the detailed information would be provided on Princess Diana’s
family history and migration and globalisation.
Main Body
Globalisation and Migration
Globalisation is comprehensively said to be as the integration of economies, people,
government and businesses beyond national boundaries with the motive of attaining mutual
benefits. On the other hand, Migrants are referred to as the movement of people from one place
to another with the motive of staying at new location for temporarily or permanent basis (Buda,
2019). Migration is quite common from the earlier days as it has been seen that many people are
moving from one place to another in order to establish their themselves somewhere where they
can easily attain higher success.
With reference to Princess Diana of Wales, it has been analysed that the lady was already
renowned for her international icon for glamour. The princess was highly fond of travelling as
she travelled a lot after soon after getting married to the Prince of Wales, Charles. This was not
only travelling for her personal interest but in fact she has travelled a lot for fulfilling her royal
duties too. Diana has firstly went to the international trip with Charles in the year 1983 New
Zealand and Australia where she has effectively learned to tackle the crowd please ropes as they
are having interaction with the normal people. Soon after going through lots of international
royal trips Princess Diana became familiar with the all sort of situation that have not been
experienced by her in the past. In the initially days of her travelling and interaction with the
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migrants Diana was not appearing comfortable or self confident but with the passing time and
gaining lots of experiences related to it Princess Diana has started accepting the environment and
started enjoying her travel which can be clearly seen in the pictures which was taken from her
travel to Egypt and Argentina, where she really began to shine (Aleksandra, 2016). This can be
easily seen in sweet gestures such as smiling, shaking hands, greeting. However, it has been
acknowledged that after getting divorced with the Charles she has not quitted her royal duties as
she already developed the strong bond with the people and believes serving them with social
work so that they can have a better future. With the passing time formal trips of Princess Diana
became informal and she started interacting with the people with openness and informal
behaviour.
From all the information stated above about the royal international trips of Princess
Diana, it can be said that some of these tours were due to the royal duties that are required to be
performed by Princess Diana whereas the beloved princess have also travelled globally a lot in
order to share her contribution in the social work. The strong connections with the people have
directly made popularise Princess Diana of Wales across the world.
Family
Family history of the Princess Diana was quite famous as she belongs to the renowned
royal family of British. The princess became the part of royal family after she married to Prince
of Wales named as Charles in the year 1981. After getting attached to this family she became
significant public person (Davies, 2015). Along with the name and respect attained by Princess
Diana after attracting with the royal family, she also got some responsibilities too which are
required to be performed by her in order to maintain her royal image. It has also been seen that
there are many people who believes to take inspiration from the work that are being performed
by the royal families as it contributes in the development of society. With reference to this, the
overall family history of Princess Diana has been specified as below:
John Spencer, Diana's Father
John Spencer was the father of Princess Diana who was awarded with 8th Earl Spencer
after death of his father in the 1975. John have divorced with Frances (Mother of Princess
Diana) and remarried to Raine in the year 1876.
Frances Shand Kydd, Diana's mother
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Frances Ruth Roche was the mother of Princess Diana. She was born in the house of
Maurice Roche who was close peer of King George VI. Frances got divorced with John (Farther
of Princess Diana) and then remarried to the Peter Shand Kydd till the end of the same year only
(Laxdal, 2016). The respected lady was highly fond charity work and spent her life’s some last
year while serving to Roman Catholic.
Lady Sarah McCorquodale, Diana's eldest sister
Sarah was the eldest sibling of Diana, child of John Spencer and France. It has also been
seen that Sarah was initially dating with Charles before is marriage with the Princess Diane.
Sarah soon got married to Neil Edmund McCorquodale and became mother of 3 children named
as Emily Jane, George Edmund and Celia Rose McCorquodale.
Jane Fellowes, Baroness Fellowes, Diana's older sister
Cynthia Jane Spencer was the birth name of Diana’s older sister who was born in the year
1965. The lady got married to Robert Fellows during the year 1978 who later became mother of
3 children named as The Honourable Alexander Robert Fellowes, The Honourable Laura Jane
Fellowes and The Honourable Eleanor Ruth Fellowes.
Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer, Diana's younger brother
Brother of Diana was highly remembers as the most popular one among whole Spencer
family who have contributed a lot in maintaining legacy of Princess Diana. The person was
specifically known as the author, journalist and a noble man (Syahrina, 2019). Charles got
married thrice and the names of his wives were Caroline Freud, Victoria Lockwood, and Karen
Villeneuve respectively. Charles was also having total 7 kids in total from his all three wives
which clearly depicts that he has the large family.
Prince William, Diana's eldest son
Prince William is the eldest son of Princess Diana. The renowned prince has also
provided his services to the armed forces. It has also been seen that he got married with Kate
Middleton in the year 2011 and sometime William was awarded with few titles named as Earl of
Strathearn, Duke of Cambridge and Baron Carrickfergus. There are total 3 kids of Prince
William named as Princess Charlotte, Prince George and Prince Louis.
Prince Harry, Diana's second son
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Prince Harry was the youngest son of Princess Diana who is presently on the 6th number
in the line towards throne. Blues and Royals & Army Air Corps are the some areas where Prince
Harry has served (Bigdeli and et. al., 2016). Harry got married to Meghan Markle and was
awarded with few awards named as Earl of Dumbarton, Duke of Sussex and Baron Kilkeel.
Conclusion
On the basis of overall information stated in the above specified project, it is concluded that
every person’s life experience is quite different with one another. From the life experience of
Princess Diana, it has been analysed that the lady has seen lots of phases in her life and remained
socially active which have not only popularise her in Britain but also she has a good global
presence too. Also, it has been acknowledged that Princes Diana has good global presence as she
use to travel across the world due to her royal duties and social work. She was also very
supportive for the migrants too as she believes that they too required equivalent opportunities so
that they can easily survive at new place. Apart from this, it has been later analysed that family
history of Diana was popularise too as she belongs to the royal family.
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REFERENCES
Books and Journals
Aldrich, R. and McCreery, C., 2018. Empire tours: royal travel between colonies and metropoles.
In Royals on tour. Manchester University Press.
Aleksandra, P., 2016. The image of princess Diana in British mass media.
Bigdeli, T.B., Ripke, S., Bacanu, S.A., Lee, S.H., Wray, N.R., Gejman, P.V., Rietschel, M.,
Cichon, S., St Clair, D., Corvin, A. and Kirov, G., 2016. Genome‐wide association study
reveals greater polygenic loading for schizophrenia in cases with a family history of
illness. American Journal of Medical Genetics Part B: Neuropsychiatric
Genetics, 171(2), pp.276-289.
Buda, A., 2019. Foreign travels in “The Doll” by Bolesław Prus as a comment on the condition
of 19th-century Poland. World Literature Studies, 11(2), pp.123-131.
Davies, J., 2015. The Media Iconicity of Diana, Princess of Wales, 1981-1996. History and
Heritage: Consuming the Past in Contemporary Culture, pp.51-66.
Laxdal, G.Ó., 2016. The Royal Family TM: An Analysis of the Modernization of the British
Royal Family During the Reign of Queen Elizabeth II (Doctoral dissertation).
Syahrina, F.U., 2019. The representation of femininity and female masculinity characters of
Lady Diana based on her interview with BBC1 Panorama Programme (Doctoral
dissertation, UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung).
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