Prince Léopold of Belgium, born on 3 December 1859, was a member of the Belgian royal family. He was the son of King Leopold II of Belgium and Marie Henriette of Austria. Léopold held the title of Duke of Brabant and was known for his military service and involvement in various charitable activities. Léopold's life was marked by his commitment to public service and his role in the Belgian monarchy. He married Princess Louise of Belgium, and they had three children. His contributions to Belgium's cultural and social landscape were significant during his lifetime, reflecting the values of the royal family.