King George VI's brother, King Edward VIII, ruled briefly for eleven months before abdicating the throne because of his love for an American divorcee, Wallace Simpson. Before this, their father, George V, was the King.
He was immediately preceded by his older brother, Edward VIII, who abdicated the throne in order to marry a divorced woman. Edward VIII was the successor to his (their) father George V.
Her uncle, William IV.
His father
George the sixth, king and emperor.
King George the Sixth and Queen Elizabeth (later known as the Queen Mother)
Queen Anne was the Monarch before King George ruling from 1702 - 1714. But the King that was before George I was William III who ruled between 1689 - 1702.There were six King Georges (of England) The last one George the Sixth (the present Queen's father) who was preceded by his brother - Edward the eighth - Who was preceded by "George the Fifth" who was their father and the present Queen's grandfather.I suspect the question related to the last King George (the present Queen's father), but the first to answer quite reasonably assumed it meant the one who never had a regnal (ordinal) number (the number after his name) until another George came to the throne. The first Queen Elizabeth was not known as Elizabeth the first until the present Queen came to the throne and Queen Victoria will have no regnal number unless there is ever another Queen Victoria.
George VI was King before Queen Elizabeth II
His younger, King George the Sixth (died 1952)
Queen Elizabeth's parents were King George VI and the former Lady Elizabeth Bowles-LyonKing George the sixth, born as Prince Albert Frederick Arthur George. whom she succeeded on the throne and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, known as Lady Elizabeth and after Elizabeth II became Queen, commonly known as the Queen Mother.her parents were King George the Vl and Queen ElizabethQueen Elizabeth II's parents were King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, formerly Elizabeth Bowes- Lyon and later known as the Queen Mother.
Assuming you mean Queen Elizabeth II, that would be King George VI, her father.
King George V was the Queen's grandfather.
No. King George IV died on June 26, 1830, almost 100 years before Queen Elizabeth II was born.
Her father, King George VI.
George the Sixth
Queen Elizabeth's father King George VI. When he died in 1952, Elizabeth became Queen.