Carl 15 years old

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Norway Bernadotte Dynasty 3rd King
Carl IV
Karl IV
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birth
Dead
1872 September 18 (46 years old)
period of reign
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droughty
name
Carl Ludvig Eugen
(Carl Ludvig Eugen)
father
mother
Brothers and sisters
Gustav, Oscar II , Eucheny, August
spouse
Princess Louise of the Netherlands (married in 1850 / died in 1871)
children
Lovisa , Carl Oskar
religion
1. outline2. career3. Family Relations
3.1. Ancestor3.2. children
4. digression

1. outline

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15-year-old Karl inspecting a row on horseback.

King of Sweden and Norway .

He was the maternal grandfather of King Christian X of Denmark and King Haakon VII of Norway .

2. career

Born as the first and eldest son of four sons and one daughter between Oscar I and Jose Pin . Unlike his grandfather Carl 14 years old John or his father, he was born in Sweden since his birth . In addition, his mother Jogin was also a descendant of the Carl 9 -year -old of the Bassa dynasty , and the first Swedish lineage was mixed for the first time.

The best appearance was among the brothers who inherited the appearance of a handsome father and a beautiful mother.

Carl XV was interested in art, music and a free life. So he hated the cramped royal family with strict rules, was very bright with women, and knew how to speak a variety of languages.

In 1850, he married Princess Louise of the Netherlands . Louise fell in love with Karl as soon as he saw her, but Karl did not like Louise's appearance and personality.

However, his father, Oscar I , eventually got married.[1] After marriage, his daughter lobby and his son Carl Oscar, but Carl Oscar died in 1854 at the age of two, and his daughter lobby married Danish Frederik VIII . The next year, when the queen died in 1871 , Carl 15 also died. As his son died, the throne went to his second brother, Oscar.

During his reign, he changed the Swedish parliament to a bicameral system and allowed women to vote. However, the royal authority gradually weakened and he gave up much of the authority that his grandfather and father had.

3. Family Relations

3.1. Ancestor

me
parents
grandparents
great grandparents
Carl 15 years old
(Karl XV)
Oscar I
(Oscar I)
Charles XIV John
(Karl XIV Johan)
Jean Henri Bernadot
(Jean Henri Bernadotte)
Zan de Spring
(Jeanne de Saint-Jean)
Desiree Clary
(Désirée Clary)
François Clary
(François Clary)
Francoise Roget Somis
(Françoise Rose Somis)
Princess Josephine of Leuchtenberg
(Princess Joséphine of Leuchtenberg)
Duke of the 1st Roy Hitenberg
(Eugène de Beauharnais, 1st Duke of Leuchtenberg)
Alexandre Viscount Beauharnais
(Alexandre, Viscount of Beauharnais)
Joje Pin de Tachera Pageri
(Joséphine de Tascher de La Pagerie)
Princess Auguste of Bavaria
(Princess Augusta of Bavaria)
Maximilian I Joseph
(Maximilian I Joseph)
Princess Auguste Wilhelmine of Hesse-Darmstadt
(Princess Augusta Wilhelmine of Hesse-Darmstadt)

3.2. children

children
name
birth
Dead
spouse
1 daughter
Danish queen Louise
(Louise, Queen of Denmark)
Frederick VIII
4 boys and 4 girls[2]
1 boy
Prince Carl Oskar, Duke of Sodermanland
(Prince Carl Oscar, Duke of Södermanland)

4. digression

  • He was a womanizer who had numerous mistresses and had at least two illegitimate children.[3] Regardless of his personal life, he was greatly loved and popular by the people.
  • When the Kingdom of Norway became independent, Haakon VII, the second son of his daughter Lovisa and the maternal grandson of Karl XV, ascended to the throne of Norway.[4] From Sweden's point of view, Norway's independence itself was a great loss as it lost the northwest territorial waters, which are now Norwegian territorial waters, and had many restrictions on its ability to advance into the Atlantic and Arctic seas compared to the time of the alliance with Norway . However, as a result, Haakon VII began. As a result, the female descendants of Karl
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[1] It is said that because of this, he was indifferent to his wife throughout his life. But apart from this, he was a very caring father to his daughter Robisa.[2] Christian X , Haakon VII, etc.[3] It is said that Princess Zofia of Nassau, his sister- in -law, strongly disliked her brother-in-law's promiscuity because she believed in the moralism of the Victorian era .[4] Haakon VII ascended to the throne of Norway not only because his wife, Princess Maud of Wales, was an English princess, but also because his mother, Lovisa, was a Swedish princess and the only child of Charles XV.

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