What is Queen Elizabeth's surname?

Today's royals still don't need a last name, but it's technically Mountbatten-Windsor, a blend of the Queen and her husband's surnames. • Other royals ... Just a few years later, the young couple were thrust to the very top of the monarchy: Elizabeth's father died, making her Queen Elizabeth II. read more

Queen Elizabeth's Early Years. Queen Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1926. Her full name at birth was Elizabeth Alexandra Mary, and she was born of the royal House of Windsor. Therefore, Queen Elizabeth's last name is Windsor. She married on November 20, 1947 to a man whose name was Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten. read more

However, Queen Elizabeth II has issued further letters patent stating that her male line descendants who bear no royal titles have the surname of Mountbatten Windsor. The Queen, however, as a titled royal has no surname. read more

QUEEN ELIZABETH II, England's current monarch's last name is Windsor, though the original family name was Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. The Royal Family chose to change this German surname to Windsor in 1917 because of intense anti-German sentiment in England during World War I. read more