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George I Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for George I, based on 13 World History Database records associated with Greece.

13 records1845–189713 events4 places

Chronological biography

1845

Birth of George I1845
House / House of Denmark · King

Birth of George I, 2nd son of Christian IX of Denmark

1863

Abdication1863
House / House of Denmark · King

Elected King of the Hellenes after abdication of Otto I

Election1863
House / House of Denmark · King

Election approved by the Great powers. Elected King of the Hellenes by the Greek National Assembly. Elected King of the Hellenes after abdication of Otto I

National Assembly1863
House / House of Denmark · King

Elected King of the Hellenes by the Greek National Assembly

Rule of Hellenes1863
House / House of Denmark · King

Elected King of the Hellenes after abdication of Otto I

Succession1863
House / House of Denmark · King · Athens

Succeeds as King of Greece

1866

Rule of Crete2 September 1866
House / House of Denmark · King · Crete

Crete rebels against Turkey & decrees union with Greece

Unification2 September 1866
House / House of Denmark · King · Crete

Crete rebels against Turkey & decrees union with Greece

1867

Marriage1867
House / House of Denmark · King · Athens

Marries Olga, Grand Duchess & niece of the Tsar of Russia

1881

Rule of Epirus1881
House / House of Denmark · King · Epitus

The greater part of Thessaly & part of Epirus is incorporated into Greece

Rule of Thessaly1881
House / House of Denmark · King · Thessaly

The greater part of Thessaly & part of Epirus is incorporated into Greece

1896

Reballion of Crete1896
Warfare / Military · King · Crete

Beginning of the rebellion of Crete

1897

Reballion of Rebels in Crete1897
Warfare / Military · King · Crete

Puts down the rebellion in Crete

Titles and roles

King

Record provenance

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