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The 21 pages that link to George IV, each with the reason it gives.

• Queen VictoriaCompared with: His unpopular reign preceded Victoria’s effort to restore public respect for the Crown.

• George IIIBroader topic: He became prince regent during his father's incapacity and succeeded him.

• RegencyBroader topic: His years as Prince Regent gave the title its familiar British historical association.

• Royal Geographical SocietyRelated: His reign encompassed the Society’s founding in 1830.

• Catholic EmancipationRelated: His reluctance delayed the government’s decision to legislate for Catholic relief.

• First Anglo-Burmese WarRelated: The war was fought under his reign, when the Company governed British India.

• Marie-Antoine CarêmeRelated: Carême served George IV in London, extending his career beyond French courts.

• Georgian eraBroader topic: His death in 1830 conventionally closes the era.

• Regency eraBroader topic: His regency formally defines the era’s central dates.

• Royal Society of LiteratureRelated: He granted the society its royal charter in 1825.

• Royal Astronomical SocietyRelated: His royal charter transformed the Astronomical Society of London into the Royal Astronomical Society.

• Weights and Measures Act 1824Related: The statute received royal assent during his reign.

• Australian MuseumRelated: The museum received its royal name during his reign.

• Beau BrummellRelated: As Prince Regent, he was Brummell’s friend and patron before their relationship broke down.

• King's College LondonRelated: His royal charter established King's College London in 1829.

• Kamehameha IIRelated: Kamehameha II's planned diplomatic audience with him motivated the British visit.

• Menai Suspension BridgeRelated: George IV formally opened the bridge during his 1826 visit to Wales.

• Windsor CastleRelated: His remodelling gave Windsor Castle much of its present silhouette.

• Pope Pius VIIIRelated: Pius VIII permitted the coronation of George IV’s wife, Caroline of Brunswick, in 1821 as cardinal bishop of Frascati.

• Dean MahomedRelated: Mahomed received royal appointments as shampooing surgeon to George IV and William IV.

• Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and GothaCompared with: Albert’s disciplined public image differed sharply from George IV’s courtly style.