Frederick I of Denmark
King of Denmark and Norway
Born
October 7th, 1471
553 years ago
Died
1533
492 years ago — 62 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Denmark
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Ruled as King of Denmark from 1523 until 1533 and King of Norway from 1524 until 1533. Implemented policies that strengthened royal authority and the centralization of power in the regions. Oversaw the transition of Denmark towards the Lutheran Reformation, contributing to significant religious and political change in the country. His reign was marked by conflicts with Sweden and internal struggles that characterized the period.
Established the electoral monarchy in Denmark
Promoted the Lutheran Reformation in Denmark
Engaged in wars with Sweden
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