Dorothea of Saxe-Lauenburg
Queen consort of Denmark and Norway
Born
July 9th, 1511
514 years ago
Died
1571
454 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Denmark
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Queen consort of Denmark and Norway, played a significant role in the royal court during the early 16th century. Married Christian III of Denmark, influencing political alliances and court affairs. Extended her influence through marriage and supported various cultural initiatives at the Danish court. Actively participated in the upbringing of her children, fostering the continuation of her family's legacy in Scandinavian royalty.
Served as queen consort of Denmark and Norway
Married Christian III, strengthening dynastic ties
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