Politics & Government

Christian I crowned king of Denmark

Christian I was crowned king of Denmark in 1449, in a ceremony that established his rule over the kingdom. The event marked the official recognition of Christian’s authority following his ascent to the throne earlier that year. The coronation took place in the city of Copenhagen, where nobles and clergy gathered to witness the oath-taking. Christian’s lineage and connections helped solidify his position, as he represented both a continuation of the old Danish monarchy and the ambitions of the House of Oldenburg.

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