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William IV

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Also known as William Henry, William Henry Hanover, William Hanover, King of Great Britain William Henry, Duke of Clarence William Henry, King of Great Britain William IV, King William IV, William IV of the United Kingdom

King of the United Kingdom and Hanover from 1830 to 1837

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William IV was a male person from Norristown. He was recognized in the Royal Society collection. His musical genres included drill, hip hop, punk, rock, and trap.

The subject has been referenced by 2,831 other encyclopedia articles. He is associated with a Commons category and gallery titled "William IV of the United Kingdom."

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Henry
Gender
male
Place of birth
Buckingham Palace
Place of death
Windsor Castle
Occupation
naval officer
Position held
Lord High Admiral
Religion
Anglicanism
Military branch
Royal Navy
Image
William IV in 1833 by Shee cropped.jpg
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unmarried partner
Dorothea Bland
Commons category
William IV of the United Kingdom
date of birth
1765-08-21
date of death
1837-06-20
topic's main category
Category:William IV
Commons gallery
William IV of the United Kingdom
name in native language
Wilhelm IV
cause of death
myocardial infarction
manner of death
natural causes
P8168
Yogi
P13311
92 BC
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Encyclopedic overview

HouseHanover FatherGeorge III MotherCharlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz ReligionProtestant Signature

Military career AllegianceGreat Britain Branch Royal Navy Years of active service 1779–1790 Rank Rear admiral (active service) Commands HMS Valiant

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