In Shakespeare's play, the Prince's name was Hamlet. However, there is a real town called Elsinore, with a real castle called Kronborg Castle, built in the fifteenth century and a favourite residence of King Frederick II, who lived there and even watched plays there in the 1570s. His son Prince Christian became King Christian IV of Denmark, one of Denmark's most notable monarchs, and must have lived in Kronborg as a boy. He was a real prince who lived in Elsinore Castle.
He's a fictional character (the one in the Shakespeare play) and the play does not give a birthday for him. The play is based, very loosely, on a historical prince called Amleth who lived in the 800s sometime.
He is related to his mom and dad and his family.
He lived in Spain.
the end of the story is tht the capulet make a golden statue of Romeo and the Montague make a golden statue of Juliet. Both families lived in peace ever after...
No. For most of his life, Shakespeare lived in London while his wife and children lived in Stratford.