George V was the founding king of Windsor. Why is the royal ranking called "V"?

The British royal family is an ancient royal family, and every generation of kings is "I". When George Windsor arrived, he was just in the "V" position, so he was called George V.

George V is the king of England. He was born in 1865. Windsor is the surname of George V. In the long history of Britain, George V can be said to have an important influence on this country. From the period of George V, the British royal family changed its surname, which continues to Windsor today. It turned out that he was actually a very talented king.

During the reign of George V, he made a lot of efforts and contributions to Britain. When he was king, he cherished his throne and power and was an outstanding politician. George V made the British people never forget that he was a wise king. Because he cherished the throne, he chose the interests of the country and the people without hesitation when the interests of the country and the people conflicted.

During World War I, George V chose to stand by his country and people, so he changed his surname to Windsor. These are the sacrifices made by George V for his country and people. At the same time, in order to be a qualified king, he resolutely gave up his ideal of being a navy.

For his country, George V resolutely decided to change the royal family. This shows that George V cherishes his throne very much and loves his motherland very much.