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King of Denmark & Norway Frederick IV , 16711730 (aged 58 years)

Name
King of Denmark & Norway Frederick IV //
Name prefix
King of Denmark & Norway
Given names
Frederick IV
Family with parents
father
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Birth: 15 April 1646 37 Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Death: 25 August 1699
mother
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Birth: 27 April 1650Kassel, Hesse, Germany
Death: 27 March 1714Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Marriage Marriage25 June 1667Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
4 years
himself
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Birth: 21 October 1671 25 21 Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Death: 12 October 1730Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
9 years
younger brother
8 years
younger brother
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himself
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Birth: 21 October 1671 25 21 Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Death: 12 October 1730Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
wife
Marriage Marriage5 December 1695
4 years
son
16991746
Birth: 10 December 1699 28 32 Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Death: 6 August 1746Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
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Unique identifier
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Last change
11 December 202211:34:17
Author of last change: Danny
Note

In 1700 Frederick allied himself with Russia and Poland in the Great
Northern War against Sweden, but he was soon compelled by Charles XII,
king of Sweden, to withdraw from the conflict and to promise not to
reenter it. After the defeat of Charles at Poltava (now in Ukraine) in
1709, However, Frederick again declared war on Sweden, subsequently taking
the German duchy of Schleswig and participating with the Poles in the
invasion of the Swedish portion of Pomerania. By treaty in 1720 Frederick
agReed to return to Sweden all conquests made in the war, except for
Schleswig. Among the accomplishments of his reign was the freeing of the
peasants from serfdom in 1702.