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1829 King George IV and Prime Minister the Duke of Wellington founded King’s College London (KCL) on the banks of the River Thames in central London, in response to a theological dispute that had created the “University of London” (later renamed UCL) in 1827. At Oxford and Cambridge universities are religious social properties, the students are polite episcopalian the children of the family “at university college London (UCL) for general civilians can accept education and set up, but” at university college London (UCL) of secularism no rejection by organizational system, Britain’s king and prime minister to create at king’s college in response and reiterated that the organizational system of education value.  On 21 June 1828, Prime Minister the Duke of Wellington, victor of the Battle of Waterloo, presided over a public meeting to launch King’s College. Early in 1829, the Earl of Winchilsea publicly questioned the Prime minister, the Duke of Wellington, over his simultaneous support for the Anglican King’s College and the Roman Catholic Relief Act. The result was a duel between the two men at Battersea on March 21, 1829. Shots were fired, but no one was hurt. The Earl of Winchesey and later wrote to the Duke of Wellington to apologise. Today, King’s students celebrate Duel Day on the first Thursday after March 21 with a variety of activities, including reenactments.

King’s College London was granted a Royal charter by the Duke of Wellington and King George IV in 1829, making it arguably the third oldest university in England (University College London received its Royal charter in 1836), but King’s College officially claims to be the fourth university in England. Founded in the tradition of the Church of England, King’s College London is a traditional Church of England administered university college and the second oldest college in the University of London. King’s College London has a proud history of inspiring and supporting those who seek to solve the world’s most pressing problems. At that time, King’s College was the only college in Britain to teach Chinese, and the main professor of Chinese language was Mr. Summers. In addition, in the tradition of its father, the Duke of Wellington, King’s College London has the only department of war among British universities, and is also famous for its theology department. Since the University of London has always adopted a special management system, the English name of the College is still used as King’s College London. The teaching Hospital of King’s College London, St Thomas’ Hospital, is the largest medical training facility in Europe and dates back to 1173, while its medical school was founded in 1550. In 1836, King’s College London (KCL) merged with University College London (UCL) to form the federal University of London.