Gustav IV Adolph … King of Sweden 1778–1837 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Gustav IV Adolph … King of Sweden, 1778–1837 (aged 59 years)

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Gustav IV Adolph … King of Sweden

Name: Gustav IV Adolph // King of Sweden
Given names: Gustav IV Adolph
Name suffix: King of Sweden

Sex Male

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 24 January 1746 35 25 — Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden Marriage: 1766 Death: 29 March 1792 — Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden Unique identifier: 606ED8311402C9428AEA698C3A9000224D93 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sophia Magdalena … Gustav IV Adolph … King of Sweden Gustav III … 1746–1792 Birth: 24 January 1746 35 25 — Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden Death: 29 March 1792 — Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
mother	Links Birth: 1746 23 Marriage: 1766 Death: 1813 Unique identifier: 606ED8311402C9428AEA698C3A9000224D93 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Gustav III … Gustav IV Adolph … King of Sweden Sophia Magdalena … 1746–1813 Birth: 1746 23 Death: 1813
Marriage	Marriage — 1766 —
13 years himself	Links Birth: 1778 31 32 — Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden Death: 1837 — Switzerland Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Gustav IV Adolph … King of Sweden 1778–1837 Birth: 1778 31 32 — Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden Death: 1837 — Switzerland

Events of close relatives
Birth	1778 31 32 Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
Death of a paternal grandmother	Queen of Sweden (1751-1771) Louisa Ulrika … of Prussia 16 July 1782 Svartsjö, Ekerö Municipality, Stockholm County, Uppland, Sweden Address: Svartsjö Palace, Svartsjö, Färingsö, Lake Mälaren, Ekerö Municipality, Stockholm County, Uppland, Sweden.
Death of a father	Gustav III … 29 March 1792 Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
Death of a mother	Sophia Magdalena … 1813
Death	1837 (aged 59 years) Switzerland
Unique identifier	C7FF820B44961541A12E3D5799A14348AB49
Last change	25 November 2022 – 09:25:42 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	He was king under the regency of his uncle from 1792 until 1800, when he was crowned. Gustav was a reactionary and despotic ruler. His hatred of the French Republic prompted him to join the Third Coalition against Napoleon, a move that resulted in the loss of Pomerania to France in 1807 and Finland to Russia in 1808. The following year the Swedish nobles forced him to abdicate and adopted a cHarter providing for a constitutional monarchy. Gustav died in exile. He was succeeded by his uncle, Charles XIII.

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He was king under the regency of his uncle from 1792 until 1800, when he
was crowned. Gustav was a reactionary and despotic ruler. His hatred of
the French Republic prompted him to join the Third Coalition against
Napoleon, a move that resulted in the loss of Pomerania to France in 1807
and Finland to Russia in 1808. The following year the Swedish nobles
forced him to abdicate and adopted a cHarter providing for a
constitutional monarchy. Gustav died in exile. He was succeeded by his
uncle, Charles XIII.