Christina of Saxony
Queen consort of Denmark
Born
December 25th, 1461
563 years ago
Died
1521
504 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Denmark
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Queen consort of Denmark from 1474 to 1521. Married to King John of Denmark, she played a significant role in the royal court and governance during a period marked by political upheaval. Christina was instrumental in fostering relationships between the Danish royal family and various European powers, including her native Saxony. She served as regent for her son when her husband was temporarily deposed. Her lineage contributed to the dynastic alliances in Northern Europe.
Served as Queen consort of Denmark
Acted as regent during her husband's absence
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