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The 16 pages that link to George V, each with the reason it gives.

• Order of the British EmpireRelated: He established the Order in 1917 during the First World War.

• Edwardian eraRelated: His accession in 1910 marks the end of the reign-based definition of the era.

• British monarchyBroader topic: His reign established the dynasty’s present name amid anti-German sentiment during the First World War.

• Nicholas IICompared with: Their resemblance and kinship contrasted with Britain’s constitutional monarchy.

• Parliament Act 1911Related: He agreed to create peers if necessary to pass the measure, helping force Lords’ assent.

• Georgian poetryRelated: The movement’s name invokes the monarch whose reign framed its early development.

• Edward VIIBroader topic: He inherited the throne after Edward’s short reign.

• Remembrance DayRelated: His 1919 proclamation called for two minutes of silence on the armistice anniversary.

• George VIRelated: His death in 1936 ended the reign that George VI followed.

• Royal Variety PerformanceRelated: His agreement to attend the 1912 benefit established its royal connection.

• Edward VIIINarrower topic: His reign established the royal family and expectations Edward inherited.

• Andrew FisherRelated: Fisher’s wartime declaration of support for Britain expressed Australia’s imperial ties under George V.

• Albert I of BelgiumCompared with: George ruled a major Allied power, unlike Albert, whose country was largely occupied.

• Ramsay MacDonaldRelated: George V asked MacDonald to form the National Government in 1931.

• William BirdwoodRelated: Birdwood became a prominent imperial figure and was created a baron by George V.

• Emily DavisonRelated: His horse Anmer was involved in the collision that killed Davison.