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George I of Oceania (Napoleon's World)

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George I of Oceania (George Frederick Ernest Albert; 3 June 1865 - 20 January 1865), sometimes colloquially called George the Great, was the Emperor of Oceania from the 1910 death of his father, Edward I, until his own death in 1936. While his father is often regarded as the first Emperor of Oceania, George I was the first monarch to reign as the "Emperor of Oceania," which was formally declared shortly prior to his coronation in 1911 - the title of Emperor of Oceania was posthumously granted to his father.

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St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, Sydney

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Coronation portrait by Sir Luke Fildes, 1911

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Emperor of Oceania

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George I of Oceania (George Frederick Ernest Albert; 3 June 1865 - 20 January 1865), sometimes colloquially called George the Great, was the Emperor of Oceania from the 1910 death of his father, Edward I, until his own death in 1936. While his father is often regarded as the first Emperor of Oceania, George I was the first monarch to reign as the "Emperor of Oceania," which was formally declared shortly prior to his coronation in 1911 - the title of Emperor of Oceania was posthumously granted to his father. George I is regarded as the "father of Oceania" in that he modernised the previously wild Australian countryside, oversaw the boom of its population as a result of various influxes of English, Scottish and Irish immigrants throughout the 1910's, helped negotiate a territorial dispute with France over the Malayan Archipelago, and was the leader of the country during the Pacific War, which claimed the lives of nearly 3,000,000 Oceanians, the majority of them Malayans.

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