Frederica of Baden
Queen consort of Sweden
Born
March 12th, 1781
244 years ago
Died
1826
199 years ago — 45 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Sweden
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Born in 1781, Frederica became queen consort of Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden. She married the king in 1797, becoming an important figure in the royal court. Her tenure included significant political challenges, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars, when Sweden faced territorial losses. Frederica and Gustav IV had several children, and her role was pivotal in maintaining royal traditions during a tumultuous period in Swedish history. The monarchy faced difficulties, especially after Gustav IV's ousting in 1809, which led to the couple's separation for a time. Frederica spent the latter part of her life in exile, primarily in her native Baden.
Marriage to Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden
Role as queen consort during political challenges
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