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The Norwegian royal family

A Glücksburg line chosen in 1905: from Christian IX of Denmark through Haakon VII and Maud of Wales, Olav V, King Harald, and Princess Ingrid Alexandra.

29 people · 7 generations

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1842 1869 1896 1897 1929 1968 2001 2024
··· Wife Louise of Hesse-Kassel
1817–1898
··· Christian IX of Denmark
1818–1906
··· Daughter-in-law Louise of Sweden
1851–1926
··· Son Frederik VIII of Denmark
1843–1912
··· Daughter Alexandra of Denmark
1844–1925
··· Son George I of Greece
1845–1913
··· Daughter Dagmar of Denmark
1847–1928
··· Daughter-in-law Maud of Wales
1869–1938
··· Grandson Haakon VII of Norway
1872–1957
··· Son-in-law Carl of Sweden
1861–1951
··· Granddaughter Ingeborg of Denmark
1878–1958
··· Olav V of Norway
1903–1991
··· Märtha of Sweden
1901–1954
··· Astrid of Sweden
1905–1935
··· Ragnhild of Norway
1930–2012
··· Astrid of Norway
b. 1932
··· Sonja Haraldsen
b. 1937
··· Harald V of Norway
b. 1937
··· Mette-Marit Tjessem Høiby
b. 1973
··· Haakon of Norway
b. 1973
··· Märtha Louise of Norway
b. 1971
··· Durek Verrett
b. 1974
··· Marius Borg Høiby
b. 1997
··· Ingrid Alexandra of Norway
b. 2004
··· Sverre Magnus of Norway
b. 2005
··· Maud Angelica Behn
b. 2003
··· Leah Isadora Behn
b. 2005
··· Emma Tallulah Behn
b. 2008
··· Ari Behn
1972–2019

Christian IX of Denmark

1818–1906

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  • Born. 8 April 1818 · Gottorp, Schleswig
  • Died. 29 January 1906 · Copenhagen, Denmark
  • Parents. —
  • Married. Louise of Hesse-Kassel
  • Children. Frederik VIII of Denmark, Alexandra of Denmark, George I of Greece, Dagmar of Denmark

King of Denmark, 1863–1906. Called the father-in-law of Europe.

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