United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (Differently)

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
←   ← 1801–1926 →   →
Flag Coat of arms
Anthem "God Save the King" (1801–1903) "Land of Hope and Glory" (1903–1926)
Capital		London
Languages		English • Welsh • Scottish Gaelic • Scots • Irish
Government		Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Monarch
-	1801–1820	George IV
-	1820–1830	George V
-	1830–1837	William IV
-	1837–1840	Victoria
-	1840–1851	George VI
-	1851–1878	George VII
-	1878–1923	George VIII
-	1923–1926	George IX
Prime Minister
-	1801	William Pitt the Younger (first)
-	1925–1926	Ramsay MacDonald (last)
Legislature		Parliament
-	Upper house	House of Lords
-	Lower house	House of Commons
History
-	Acts of Union with Ireland	1 January 1801
-	Independence of Ireland	1 November 1926
Currency		Pound sterling (£) (GBP)

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was a sovereign state established by the Acts of Union 1800, which unified the Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain into a single sovereign state. It ended in 1926 when Ireland gained de-jure independence from the United Kingdom, and the remaining UK reconstituted itself as the United Kingdom of Great Britain.