Frederik VII
Frederik VII was the King of Denmark from 1848 until his death in 1863. He is notable for being the first monarch to rule under the new constitutional monarchy established in Denmark, following a series of political reforms. His reign was marked by personal strife, including two divorces, and a controversial marriage to Louise Rasmussen, a commoner, which challenged the traditional norms of the Danish monarchy.
Born on Mar 06, 1808 (218 years old)
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He is celebrated as the king who abolished absolute monarchy in Denmark and gave us the Constitution.
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Denmark:
He is celebrated as the king who abolished absolute monarchy in Denmark and granted the Constitution.
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Frederik VII was married to Louise Rasmussen, who became known as grevinde Danner after their wedding.
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