Frederick Adolf

Duke of Östergötland, Swedish nobility

Frederick Adolf - Duke of Östergötland, Swedish nobility
Born

July 18th, 1750
274 years ago

Died

1803
222 years ago — 53 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Sweden

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Born in 1750, held the title of Duke of Östergötland. Participated in the political landscape of Sweden during a time of significant change. Involved in various administrative roles and contributed to the governance of the duchy. His tenure included a focus on regional development and enhancing the welfare of the populace. Engaged with the nobility and played a role in the court’s social dynamics.

Served as Duke of Östergötland

Participated in Swedish court affairs

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