Gustaf V

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5th King of Sweden Bernadotte Dynasty
Gustaf V
Gustaf V
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birth
Dead
1950 October 29 (92 years old)
Sweden stockholm drottningholm palace
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droughty
name
Oscar Gustav Adolph
(Oscar Gustaf Adolf)
father
mother
sibling
Oscar , Carl, Yushen
spouse
Victoria of Baden (married 1881 / died 1930)
children
religion
1. outline2. career
2.1. marriage and family2.2. Dead
3. Family Relations
3.1. Ancestor3.2. children
4. digression

1. outline

2. career

1858 June 16th He was born as the first and eldest of four sons of Prince Oscar of Sweden and Princess Zofia of Nassau . He was the last grandchild that his paternal grandfather , King Oscar I , saw during his lifetime, and in fact, he was the eldest grandson.[1] A year after Gustav was born, Oscar I died.

When I was young, I was weak and skinny.[2] 1872 On September 18 , his uncle , Karl

Gustav took the university exams in 1876 and in 1877 He entered Uppsala University . And in 1877 he was elected an honorary member of the Swedish Academy. Gustaf received military training and rose through the ranks of the military from the bottom. He enlisted in 1877 and rose through several ranks until 1898 . And Gustav in 1897 He has held international exhibitions in Stockholm.

2.1. marriage and family

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Appearance in 1881 .

He met Victoria of Baden in 1879 and married her in 1881 . Victoria's ancestors were from the Holstein-Gottorp dynasty, the Swedish royal family before the Bernadotte dynasty to which Gustav belonged . For this reason, the marriage of Gustav and Victoria was a symbol of the union of the old and new Swedish dynasties, and the legitimacy of the Bernadotte dynasty, which was an emerging dynasty with the image of a quick success, was further enhanced. Gustav, Wilhelm , and Erik were born to them , and the eldest son ascended the throne as Gustav VI Adolf . Wife Victoria in 1930 Died on April 4th .
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1907 On December 8 , when Oscar II died, Gustav ascended the throne as Gustav V. Sweden during the reign of Gustav V was a time symbolized by widespread social change, technological innovation, and scientific revolution. It was a neutral country in World War I, and during the war, Gustav V underwent surgery for a stomach ulcer. Immediately after World War I, Gustav V implemented reforms to prevent the spread of communism, and the Swedish economy deteriorated in the aftermath of the Great Depression, but the efforts of Gustav V and Swedish intellectuals succeeded in resolving the economic crisis in 1931 .

1939 When World War II broke out, Sweden declared neutrality, but King Gustav V and the Swedes were friendly to Nazi Germany . Moreover, in 1932 , before the war, At the wedding of his grandson , Prince Gustav Adolf , and the former Princess Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, held on October 19, it was revealed that Sibylla's father, Carl Eduard ( 1884-1954 ), had belonged to Nazi Germany after being dethroned as Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha as a result of World War I, causing great shock and criticism.

2.2. Dead

His health deteriorated from 1950 , and he was unable to recover after that and died in 1950. He passed away on October 29th . The throne was inherited by the eldest son, Gustav VI Adolf .

3. Family Relations

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Gustav V and members of the Swedish royal family

3.1. Ancestor

me
parents
grandparents
great grandparents
Gustaf V
(Gustav V)
Oscar II
(Oscar II)
Oscar I
(Oscar I)
Charles XIV John
(Karl XIV Johan)
Desiree Clary
(Désirée Clary)
Josephine of Leuchtenberg
(Joséphine de Leuchtenberg)
Eugene de Beaarnet
(Eugène de Beauharnais)
Princess Auguste of Bavaria
(Auguste von Bayern)
Princess Zofia of Nassau
(Sophia von Nassau)
Wilhelm, Duke of Nassau
(Wilhelm von Nassau)
Nasabe Bailburg Duke Friedrich Wilhelm
(Friedrich Wilhelm von Nassau-Weilburg)
Louis Bella of Kirhberg
(Louise Isabella von Kirchberg)
Pauline of Wurttemberg
(Pauline von Württemberg)
Prince[3]
(Paul von Württemberg)
Saxony Hildburg Hausen's Charlotte[4]
(Charlotte von Saxe-Hildburghausen)

3.2. children

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Gustav V and children
children
name
birth
Dead
Spouse/Child
1 boy
Gustav VI Adolph
(Gustav VI Adolf)
2 boys
Prince Wilhelm, Duke of Sodermanland
(Prince Wilhelm, Duke of Södermanland)
Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna of Russia[6][7]
1st son
3rd son
Prince Eric, Duke of Westmanland
(Prince Erik, Duke of Västmanland)

Except for the youngest, who died childless due to the Spanish flu, all of them lived long lives like their father. Because of this, the eldest son, Gustav VI Adolf , held the title of crown prince for 43 years , and even experienced the pain of being defeated before ascending to the throne.

4. digression

  • He was so interested in sports that he even formed the Swedish Sports Federation, and as a tennis fanatic, he participated as a player himself and enjoyed tennis until his 80s. He was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
  • It was severe dyslexia.
[1] The first father, Carl XII, had one son and one daughter, but his son Carl Oscar died, and his second father, Gustav, died in his 20s.[2] His father, Oscar II, was thin when he was young and gained weight as he got older, while Gustav V was the same even in old age.[3] The second son of the Burst Temberg King Friedrich I.[4] The eldest daughter of Saxony Alsenburg Duke Friedrich I.[5] Hereditary Prince Gustav Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten , Queen Ingrid of Denmark , Sigvard, Count of Visborg , Karl Johan, Count of Visborg , etc.[6] The eldest of one son and one daughter of Grand Duke Pavel Alexandrovich, the youngest son of Alexander II , and his first wife, Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark ( 1870-1891 , the eldest daughter of King George I ).[7] divorced in 1914

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