Who was the king of England in 1781?

Answer 1

King George (III).

He reignedfrom 1760 - 1820 (60 years) He was one of the longer reigning monarchs. In the last ten years of his reign he went mad ; thought to be porphyria' ; his eldest son Prince George became Prince Regent.

Prince George, the Prince Regent, became King George (IV) in 1820 .

King Georgew(III) immediate predecessoir was King George(II).

Answer 2

The political structure of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland has changed several times through history, and these changes have brought about changes to the official title of the monarch.

There has not been a king (or queen) of England since 1707.

King George III became King of Great Britain, and separately, King of Ireland on 25th October 1760 and reigned until his death on 29th January 1820.

During his reign, on 1st January 1801, the crowns of Great Britain and Ireland were united and he then became "King of Great Britain and Ireland"

Answer 3

King George III reigned from 25th October 1760 until his death on 29th January 1820.

He was not the King of England.

At the beginning of his reign he held the separate titles "King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain" and "King of Ireland."

On 1st January 1801 the kingdoms were united and he became "King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland."

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Answer 4

No-one.

There has not been a King or queen of England since 1707.

In 1791, the British monarch was King George III and he was, at that date, King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and separately King of Ireland.

Answer 5

There was no king of England in 1783. England by then had merged with Scotland to form Great Britain. The first and only king of Great Britain in 1783 was His Britannic Majesty George III

Answer 6

Queen Anne was the Monarch

Answer 7

George III.

Answer 8

George IV