Birth of George V
Birth of George V, 2nd eldest son of Edward VII & Alexandra of Denmark
Role range: 1910-1936
Follow George V through 30 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of George V, 2nd eldest son of Edward VII & Alexandra of Denmark
Role range: 1910-1936
Joins the Britannia as a naval cadet
Role range: 1910-1936
Created Duke of York
Role range: 1910-1936
George V marries Mary of Teck
Role range: 1910-1936
Southern Cross left London on 23 August 1898, after inspection by HRH the Duke of York (the future King George V), who presented a Union Flag
Role range: 1910-1936
Begins his reign during the constitutional crisis.
Role range: 1910-1936
Is proclaimed king following Edward VII's death.
Role range: 1910-1936
Succeeds as King of Great Britain
Role range: 1910-1936
Is crowned with Queen Mary at Westminster Abbey.
Role range: 1910-1936
Crowned King of Great Britain
Role range: 1910-1936
Marks the formal coronation of the new British monarch.
Role range: 1910-1936
Becomes the first reigning British monarch attending an Indian durbar.
Role range: 1910-1936
Attends the Delhi Durbar with Queen Mary.
Role range: 1910-1936
Insists an election is held to precede any reform to the House of Lords
Role range: 1910-1936
Insists an election is held to precede any reform to the House of Lords
Role range: 1910-1936
George V & Churchill inspect the Royal Naval Div before it sails to the Dardanelles
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1910-1936
Succeeds as King of Northern Ireland
Role range: 1910-1936
Opens the 1st Northern Ireland Parliament
Role range: 1910-1936
George V receives the resignation of Lloyd George following the Conservative rejection of the coalition.
George V appoints Bonar Law prime minister after the governing alliance breaks apart.
George V asks MacDonald to form a National Government
Role range: 1910-1936
Laski complains George V had been undemocratic in asking for a national Government
Role range: 1910-1936
Hosts a visit by Gandi in Buckingham Palace during the Round Table Conference on India
Role range: 1910-1936
Hosts a visit by Gandi in Buckingham Palace during the Round Table Conference on India
Role range: 1910-1936
Hosts a visit by Gandi in Buckingham Palace during the Round Table Conference on India
Role range: 1910-1936
Begins the practice of Royal Christmas broadcasts
Role range: 1910-1936
Opens the 64 Country conference in Kensington, London
Role range: 1910-1936
Celebrates his Silver Jubilee
Role range: 1910-1936
Begins an illness which ends in his death
Role range: 1910-1936
Georges last words are, "How is the Empire?". Death of George V
Role range: 1910-1936
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.