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George VI

Georgius VI la

King of the United Kingdom from 1936 to 1952

  • Child of George V and Mary of Teck
  • Married to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
  • Dated 14 December 1895 CE – 6 February 1952 CE

Overview

King of the United Kingdom from 1936 to 1952Wikidata record description. Read George VI in the Wikipedia reader.

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Roles and affiliation

Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.

Offices held 11

  1. 3 June 1920 CE – 11 December 1936 CE Duke of York Has references
  2. 11 December 1936 CE – 29 December 1937 CE emperor Succeeded Edward VIII
  3. 11 December 1936 CE – June 1948 CE Emperor of India Succeeded Edward VIII
  4. 11 December 1936 CE – 6 February 1952 CE monarch of Canada Succeeded Edward VIII · Succeeded by Elizabeth II
  5. 11 December 1936 CE – 6 February 1952 CE monarch of the Union of South Africa Succeeded Edward VIII · Succeeded by Elizabeth II
  6. 11 December 1936 CE – 6 February 1952 CE Monarch of the United Kingdom Succeeded Edward VIII · Succeeded by Elizabeth II
  7. 1942 CE – 6 February 1952 CE monarch of Australia Succeeded by Elizabeth II
  8. 15 August 1947 CE – 26 January 1950 CE King of India
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  1. 1947 CE – 6 February 1952 CE monarch of New Zealand Succeeded by Elizabeth II
  2. 1947 CE – 6 February 1952 CE monarch of the Dominion of Pakistan Succeeded by Elizabeth II
  3. 1948 CE – 6 February 1952 CE monarch of the Dominion of Ceylon Succeeded by Elizabeth II

Family tree

The family as a list · 11

Family 11

Teachers and students

Teaching passed from one person to another, in the direction of the arrows — not ancestry, and not succession.

George VI King of the United Kingdom from 1936 to 1952

Recorded events

What George VI’s own record names in its history, in the order of the dates on the statements.

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