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King of the United Kingdom from 1936 to 1952, Emperor of India from 1936 to 1948 (1895–1952)

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Post-War Reforms and Commonwealth

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This timeline covers the significant changes in the British Empire and the Commonwealth during George VI's reign after World War II.
Independence of India and Pakistan
August 1947
British India became the independent Dominions of India and Pakistan. George VI relinquished the title of Emperor of India.
London Declaration
April 1949
The Commonwealth leaders issued the London Declaration, recognizing George VI as the Head of the Commonwealth.
India Becomes a Republic
January 1950
India became a republic, and George VI ceased to be King of India. He remained King of Pakistan until his death.
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Main milestonesMain milestonesAccession to the ThroneAccession to the ThroneAwards and HonorsAwards and HonorsEarly Life and EducationEarly Life and EducationHealth and Later LifeHealth and Later LifeMarriage and FamilyMarriage and FamilyPre-War Diplomacy and ToursPre-War Diplomacy and ToursRelationship with Winston ChurchillRelationship with Winston ChurchillSymbol of National ResistanceSymbol of National ResistanceWorld War IIWorld War II