Frederick IX of Denmark

King of Denmark
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Frederick IX [1] , full name: Christian Frederick Franz Michael Karl Waldmar George; Christian Frederik Franz Michael Carl Valdemar Georg [2] March 11, 1899 - January 14, 1972 [2] )It was between 1947 and 1972 King of Denmark [2]
Frederick is a member of the Gruxburg family. He is King of Denmark Christian X And Mecklenburg Shiweilin Alexandrine Auguste The eldest son of the duchess [1] When his father succeeded to the Danish throne in 1912, Frederick became the crown prince of Denmark [2] Frederick was educated at the Royal Danish Naval Academy when he was young [1] In 1935, Frederick and Sweden Princess Ingrid of [1] [3] Between 1942 and 1943, Frederick became Denmark Regent of [1]
In early 1947, Frederick succeeded to the Danish throne [2] During Frederick's reign, Denmark Free from the shackles of agricultural society and develop into a welfare state [1] Moreover, women began to enter the labor market due to the economic boom in Denmark in the 1960s [1] Frederick IX died on January 14, 1972, his eldest daughter Margrethe II Inherited the Danish throne [4]
Chinese name
Christian Frederick Franz Michael Karl Waldmar George
Foreign name
Christian Frederik Franz Michael Carl Valdemar Georg [2]
Alias
Frederick IX [2]
Nationality
Denmark
date of birth
March 11, 1899 [2]
Date of death
January 14, 1972 [2]
Occupation
king
one's native heath
Sozinfri Palace
Belief
Lutheran
Family
Gruxburg

Character's Life

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be born

Frederick and his father, grandfather, great grandfather
On March 11, 1899, Prince Frederick Christian IX During the reign Denmark Xilan Island Of Kones Lingbi Was born in Sozinfri Palace. His father is Denmark Prince Frederick of King of Denmark Frederick VIII )And Sweden's Princess Louise's eldest son, Denmark's Prince Christian (the future king of Denmark Christian X [5] His mother is the Archduke of Mecklenburg Shiweilin Friedrich Franz III and Russia Anastasia Mihalovna's daughter, Mecklenburg Shiweilin's Alexandrine Auguste Duchess [5]
Frederick, 1914
On April 9, 1899, Prince Frederick was baptized at Sozinfrey Palace. The little prince has 21 godparents, including his great grandfather King of Denmark Christian IX Russia emperor nicholas ii Greece king George I Sweden and Norway king Oscar II life His grandfather, Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark (future King of Denmark Frederick VIII ); Prince of Wales, Prince Albert Edward (future King of England Edward VII )And his uncle, Archduke Mecklenburg Schweilin Friedrich Franz IV Etc.
Frederick has only one younger brother, Prince Knuds, who was born one year after his birth. The family lives in Copenhagen Of Amalienborg Palace , the Sozinfri Palace near the capital and the Jutland Peninsula Of Aarhus In the Masaresburg Palace, the summer vacation palace of the Danish people, the Masaresburg Palace was a wedding gift from Frederick's parents when they got married in 1898. In 1914, the king was also in Jutland Peninsula Skarn in the north built a villa.

early years

Frederick, 1920
On January 29, 1906, King of Denmark Christian IX After his death, Frederick's grandfather, Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark, succeeded to the throne and was called Frederick VIII [6] Frederick's father became the Crown Prince of Denmark, which also made Frederick's succession to the throne rise to the second place.
Six years later, on May 14, 1912, Frederick VIII died [6] Frederick's father inherited the Danish throne, known as Christian X Frederick himself became the Crown Prince of Denmark [7] On December 1, 1918, the Danish Icelandic Union Act stipulated that Iceland was a complete Sovereign state Formed with Denmark by having a common monarch with Denmark Junhe Therefore, Frederick also became the Crown Prince of Iceland (in Iceland, his name is officially spelled "Fri ð rik"). However, on June 17, 1944, with the establishment of the referendum Republic of Iceland He never succeeded to the Icelandic throne.
Frederick at the Royal Danish Naval Academy and University of Copenhagen To receive education [1] Before he became king, he had already obtained the rank of Rear Admiral [5] Frederick likes traveling and sailing, so he is also called the "Sailor King" [5] When he was young, he traveled around the world and visited Shanghai and Nanjing in China in 1930. During his service in the navy, he also tattooed himself with many tattoos, including two Chinese dragons, which are said to be tattooed in Japan. In addition, because of his extreme love for music, King is an excellent pianist and conductor, who once conducted the Copenhagen Symphony Orchestra excellently [1]

marriage

Newly engaged Frederick and Ingrid, 1935
In 1922, Frederick was engaged to his second cousin, Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark. They finally didn't marry, although the official saying is that Princess Olga can't adapt from The Orthodox Church Conversion Lutheran But in fact, it was because Frederick drifted overseas all the year round and infected the habits of many sailors that Princess Olga did not like his lifestyle.
The King's Family
Wife Princess Ingrid of Sweden
Frederick IX of Denmark
In 1935, the newlyweds arrived in Copenhagen
On March 15, 1935, just after his 36th birthday, Frederick and Sweden Prince Gustav Adolf of King of Sweden Gustav VI )The daughter of Princess Margaret of Connaught, Sweden ingrid of sweden be engaged [3] They are closely related by blood King of Sweden Oscar I They are not only the third cousin but also the third representative brother and sister from the perspective of Lord Baden Leopold. From the Russian Emperor Paul I In all, Frederick is Ingrid's mother Princess Margaret's fourth cousin [3] On May 24, 1935, Prince Frederick and Princess Ingrid Stockholm Cathedral marry [1] [3] Their wedding was one of the most important news events in Sweden in 1935. The guests attending their wedding included the King of Denmark Christian X Queen of Denmark, Mecklenburg Schweilin Alexandrine Auguste Duchess; King of Belgium King Leopold III Queen of Belgium, Princess Astrid of Sweden; Crown Prince Olaf of Norway (the future king of Norway Olaf V )And the Crown Princess of Norway, Princess Martha of Sweden. After they return to Denmark, the couple will Copenhagen Of Amalienborg Palace As their main residence. And will South Jutland County The Glavinstein Palace is their summer resort.
The King and his wife

rule

Frederick is frugal, generous and amiable [1] In October 1942, Frederick's father, Christian X, fell off his horse and was unable to handle government affairs for the time being [7] Therefore, from 1942 to 1943, Frederick became the Regent of Denmark. On April 20, 1947, Christian X died and Frederick succeeded to the Danish throne [7] He is christiansborg palace Prime Minister Knudz Christensen declared himself king on his balcony.
Frederick VII and Queen Ingrid
During the reign of Frederick IX, Danish society underwent major changes [5] Over the years, Denmark has got rid of agricultural society And developed into a welfare state [5] In addition, as Denmark's economy took off in the 1960s, women began to enter the labor market and the country began to modernize [5] At the same time, it also means that the position of the royal family must be changed [5] With the support of the Queen, Frederick IX changed the image of the royal family from the highest level of society to a family symbolizing the country [1] In 1948, during the first year of the king's rule, Faroe Islands Obtained local autonomy and became an autonomous country within Danish territory [8] The Congress was also changed to Unicameral system [5]
Since Frederick IX and Queen Ingrid had no sons, it was expected that Frederick IX's younger brother Prince Knuds would inherit the throne in accordance with the Danish Succession Act (Royal Decree 1853) [4] However, in 1953, Denmark passed a new law on succession to the throne, which changed the original way of succession to the long inheritance system [4] This means that although he has no son, his daughters can also inherit the throne [4] Therefore, his eldest daughter Margaret became the presumed heir to the throne [4]

Death

The tomb of Frederick IX next to Roskilde Cathedral
On the New Year's Day in 1972, Frederick IX fell ill soon after he made a New Year's speech to the people, and he developed flu like symptoms [5] After several days of cultivation, Frederick suddenly stopped his heart beat and was sent to the municipal hospital on January 3. Frederick's health improved for a short time. However, on January 11, the king's condition began to deteriorate and he died three days later at 7:50 p.m. on January 14 surrounded by his family and friends [9]
After the king died, his coffin was sent to Amalienborg Palace Parking, and it was moved to christiansborg palace Chapel [10] Before the king was buried, his coffin was placed in Christianburg Palace for six days for public worship [10] Frederick's funeral was held on January 24, 1972, and he was buried in Roskilde Cathedral
Commemorative statue, Copenhagen [11]

children

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Frederick IX had three daughters with Swedish Princess Ingrid [1]
  • Margrethe II (Full name: Margaret Alexandrine Tolhold Ingrid [4] April 16, 1940 [4] )June 10, 1967 and Prince Henrik Marry, have offspring [4]
  • Princess Needett (full name: Needett Astrid Ingelberg Ingrid [11] April 29, 1944 [11] )On February 3, 1968, he married the sixth generation Prince Richard of Sain Wittgenstein Beleborg, and had offspring [11]
  • Princess Anne Marie (full name: Anne Marie Dagmar Ingrid [12] August 30, 1946 [12] )September 18, 1964 and the Greek King Constantine II Marry, have offspring [12]

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  • March 11, 1899 - May 14, 2012: His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Denmark( His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Denmark)
  • May 14, 1912 - December 1, 2018: His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark( His Royal Highness The Crown Prince of Denmark)
  • December 1, 1918 - June 17, 1944 [13] : His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark and Iceland( His Royal Highness The Crown Prince of Denmark and Iceland) [13]
  • June 17, 1944 - April 20, 1947: His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark( His Royal Highness The Crown Prince of Denmark)
  • April 20, 1947 - January 14, 1972: His Majesty the King of Denmark( His Majesty The King of Denmark)