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king of denmark Konge af Danmark King of Denmark | |
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1. outline2. former king of denmark
2.1. Canute Dynasty2.2. Horpagreta Dynasty2.3. Estrid Dynasty2.4. Kalmar Union2.5. Oldenburg Dynasty
3. all-time motto4. look around2.5.1. Home of the Oldenburg Dynasty2.5.2. Glücksburg Dynasty
1. outline
The head of the state of Denmark .
The Danish royal family, which has inherited the throne for over 1,000 years, from Gorm Gameli , who is believed to have ascended to the throne in 936 , to the current reigning Frederick[1] Of course, there have been many dynasty changes, but in Denmark, dynasty changes occur through collateral succession or[2] by maternal succession[3] Because only the last name changed, the royal lineage was maintained.[4] In other words, the royal lineage itself has been passed down for over 1,000 years. The Danish royal lineage, like the Japanese imperial family , is also a royal family that is mythologically a descendant of Odin . See Sigurd document.[5] However, unlike the Japanese imperial family, they converted to Christianity a long time ago, so there is no reason to worry about mythology.
Historically, coronations were held in the chapels of Copenhagen Cathedral (Vor Frue Kirke) and Hillerod 's Frederiksborg Castle (Frederiksborg Slot) , but coronations have not been held since Christian VIII in 1840.
Since Frederik I in 1523 , the name of the male king is to alternately use Frederik and Christian.[6] The former king, Margrete II , was the queen, so it was not applicable, but the queen's eldest son and the newly crowned king is Frederik III and the prince is Christian . Of course, the Queen's Squadron was Frederik IV , so Frederik continued in a row. Instead of the name Christian, Queen Margrete replaced it.
The Danish royal family, which has inherited the throne for over 1,000 years, from Gorm Gameli , who is believed to have ascended to the throne in 936 , to the current reigning Frederick[1] Of course, there have been many dynasty changes, but in Denmark, dynasty changes occur through collateral succession or[2] by maternal succession[3] Because only the last name changed, the royal lineage was maintained.[4] In other words, the royal lineage itself has been passed down for over 1,000 years. The Danish royal lineage, like the Japanese imperial family , is also a royal family that is mythologically a descendant of Odin . See Sigurd document.[5] However, unlike the Japanese imperial family, they converted to Christianity a long time ago, so there is no reason to worry about mythology.
Historically, coronations were held in the chapels of Copenhagen Cathedral (Vor Frue Kirke) and Hillerod 's Frederiksborg Castle (Frederiksborg Slot) , but coronations have not been held since Christian VIII in 1840.
Since Frederik I in 1523 , the name of the male king is to alternately use Frederik and Christian.[6] The former king, Margrete II , was the queen, so it was not applicable, but the queen's eldest son and the newly crowned king is Frederik III and the prince is Christian . Of course, the Queen's Squadron was Frederik IV , so Frederik continued in a row. Instead of the name Christian, Queen Margrete replaced it.
2. former king of denmark
2.1. Canute Dynasty
algebra | name | Reign |
- | Knude I[7] | ?~934? |
1 | 934? ~ 958 | |
2 | 958 to 986 | |
3 | 986 to 1014 | |
4 | 1014 to 1018 | |
5 | 1018 to 1035 | |
6 | 1035 to 1042 |
2.2. Horpagreta Dynasty
2.3. Estrid Dynasty
algebra | name | Reign |
8 | 1047 to 1074 | |
9 | 1074 to 1080 | |
10 | 1080 to 1086 | |
11 | 1086 to 1095 | |
12 | 1095 to 1103 | |
13 | 1103 to 1134 | |
14 | 1134 to 1137 | |
15 | 1137 to 1146 | |
16 | 1146 to 1182 | |
17 | 1182 to 1202 | |
18 | 1202 to 1241 | |
19 | 1241 to 1250 | |
20 | 1250 - 1252 | |
21 | 1252 to 1259 | |
22 | 1259 to 1286 | |
23 | 1286 to 1319 | |
24 | 1319 to 1326 | |
25 | 1326 to 1330 | |
26 | 1330 - 1332 | |
27 | 1332 to 1375 | |
28 | 1375 to 1387 |
2.4. Kalmar Union
algebra | name | Reign |
29 | 1387 to 1412 | |
30 | 1397 to 1439 | |
31 | 1439 to 1448 |
2.5. Oldenburg Dynasty
2.5.1. Home of the Oldenburg Dynasty
algebra | name | Reign |
32 | 1448 to 1481 | |
33 | 1481 to 1513 | |
34 | 1513 to 1523 | |
35 | 1523 to 1533 | |
36 | 1533 to 1559 | |
37 | 1559 to 1588 | |
38 | 1588 to 1648 | |
39 | 1648 to 1670 | |
40 | 1670 to 1699 | |
41 | 1699 to 1730 | |
42 | 1730 to 1746 | |
43 | 1746 to 1768 | |
44 | 1768 to 1808 | |
45 | 1808 to 1839 | |
46 | 1839 to 1848 | |
47 | 1848 to 1863 |
2.5.2. Glücksburg Dynasty
algebra | name | Reign |
48 | 1863 to 1906 | |
49 | 1906 to 1912 | |
50 | 1912 to 1947 | |
51 | 1947 to 1972 | |
52 | 1972 - 2024 | |
53 | 2024 ~ |
3. all-time motto
period of use | king | watchword |
1448 ~ 1481 | Virtue shows the way (Dyden viser vejen) | |
1481 ~ 1513 | For the law and people (For lov og folk) | |
1513 ~ 1523 | Then it is decided (Så var det beskikket) | |
1523 ~ 1533 | Nothing without God (Intet uden Gud) | |
1533 ~ 1559 | The will of the Lord be done (Ske Herrens vilje) | |
1559 ~ 1588 | My hope is only in God (Mit håb er Gud alene) | |
1588 ~ 1648 | Let us strengthen the realm of piety (Fromhed styrker rigerne) | |
1648 ~ 1670 | The Lord will be my guide (Herren være mit forsyn) | |
1670 ~ 1699 | With piety and justice (Med fromhed og retfærdighed) | |
1699 ~ 1730 | The Lord is my helper (Herren være min hjælper) | |
1730 ~ 1746 | For God and Man (For Gud og folket) | |
1746 ~ 1766 | With prudence and steadfastness (Med klogskab og Standhaftighed) | |
1766 ~ 1808 | Love of my country is my reward | |
1808 ~ 1839 | God and Just Cause (Gud og den retfærdige sag) | |
1839 ~ 1848 | God and Fatherland (Gud og fædrelandet) | |
1848 ~ 1863 | Folkets kærlighed, min styrke (Folkets kærlighed, min styrke) | |
1863 ~ 1906 | With God for honor and justice (Med Gud for ære og ret) | |
1906 ~ 1912 | The Lord is my helper | |
1912 ~ 1947 | My God, my land, my honor (Min Gud, mit land, min ære) | |
1947 ~ 1972 | Med Gud for Danmark | |
1972 ~ 2024 | God's help, civic love, Danish strength (Guds hjælp, folketskærlighed, Danmarks styrke) | |
2024 ~ Present | Union, commitment for the Kingdom of Denmark (Forbundne, forpligtet, for Kongeriget Denmark) |
4. look around
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[1] Many royal family members, which have been reigned for the 21st century, have been rare to the throne only in modern times, and the old royal family, such as Denmark or Japan, is rarely reigned as a monarch. The family of Saudi Arabia 's Saud dynasty and Jordan 's Had dynasty have been in the past, but they have become 'king' after the 20th century. In other words, 'history as a royal family' is quite short. For example, the Hadim family was an Arab historic prestigious prestigious, but it was 1916 that they proclaimed independence in the Ottoman Empire and established the Heazu Kingdom with the Arab Rebellion , and the previous family was not the monarch of the independence, but was appointed as the Taesu of Mecca to the Osman Emperor . The historic historical royal family ( Habsburg Dynasty , Ottoman Imperial , Solomon Dynasty , etc.) loses the throne in the turbulent history of the civil revolution . Even the cafe dynasty was founded in 19987, so it is half -century later than the Danish pus king.[2] Oldenburg-Glügsburg[3] Canute-Estrid Dynasty - Eric VII , Christian I Christopher III is Eric's maternal nephew and is the only case of non-matrilineal succession. Estrid-Oldenburg is a maternal descendant of Christian I of the Estrid dynasty through Princess Lykiza, daughter of Erik V of the Estrid dynasty.[4] Aside from Denmark, dynasty changes in Europe generally take this form: the direct line is cut off and the throne is passed to a branch of the existing royal family, or the name of the dynasty is changed as a female line of succession takes place. For example, in the British royal family, the name of the dynasty changed several times as the throne was passed to a branch or a female line of succession took place, but the royal line itself has continued since the conquest of England by William, Duke of Normandy in 1066, and the maternal line includes the Wessex dynasty of Alfred the Great . It's continuing.[5] Although it is still a myth, Goreum Gamli 's great-great-grandfather on his mother's side was Sigurd, and Sigurd's great-great-grandfather was the son of Odin .[6] Although there was also Christian II before him , Christian II was the nephew of Frederick I , and he named his son Hans after his father, Hans .[7] He is said to have been Goreum's father, but the identity is not certain. The first king in Denmark whose existence is certain is his son Gorm.[8] Or Knud III.[9] King of Norway from 1035 to 1047[10] Sven III and Knud V jointly crowned, 1146-1157.[11] reinstatement.[12] Sweden from Paul Kung Dynasty. Valdemar IV was the only son of Margrete I. My father is king of Norwegian Hokon VI , Grandpa is King Sweden and King Norwegian King Mangus IV .[13] This was also the case with the King of Norway, who was originally the monarch of Denmark and Sweden , but since Haakon VII, the first independent monarch, the same motto has been maintained even if the monarch has changed, so it has become meaningless.
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