Trouble relating to くれた

Hello my friends,
I was just wondering if anyone may have a good explanation as to the the sentence “王子のくれたリンゴ” , and how the の is working in this scenario? Thank you in advance :grin:

の Can Replace が in Relative Clauses

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I completely forgot about this lol, thanks :grin: :smiley:

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