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Married Divorced Affair Assassinated THE HOUSE OF DENMARK Legitimate children Twice in chart Illegitimate children King or Queen Topic of a Bax of Things blog King Louise Christian IX of of Denmark Hesse-Kassel 1818-1906 1817-1898 Queen Dagmar, King Prince Alexandra Tsarina Maria Crown Princess Frederick VIII King Valdemar Of the United Alexandrovna of Hanover of Denmark George I of Denmark Kingdom of Russia Thyra 1843-1912 Of Greece 1858-1939 1844-1925 1847-1928 1853-1933 1845-1913 Grand Duchess Princess Olga Crown Prince Princess Louise King Edward VII Constantinovna Tsar of Hanover Marie of Sweden of the United of Russia Alexander III Ernest Augustus of Orléans 1851-1926 Kingdom 1851-1926 of Russia 1845-1923 1865-1909 1841-1910 18aa-1894 2 more sons and 3 daughters 2 more sons and 2 daughters 4 sons and 3 daughters 4 sons and 2 daughters 4 sons Prince 2 sons and 3 daughters King King Princess Princess Princess Ernest Augustus Christian X Haakon VII Ingeborg Margaret Maud of Wales King Tsar of Hanover, of Denmark of Norway of Denmark King George V of Denmark 1969-1938 Constantine I Nicholas II Duke of Brunswick 1870-1947 1872-1957 1878-1958 1865-1936 1895-1992 1868-1923 1868-1918 1887-1953 Duchess Prince Alix Alix Princess Prince René Alexandrine Princess Carl Queen Mary Sophia of Hesse and Victoria Louise of of Mecklenburg- Maud of Wales Duke of (of Teck) of Prussia by Rhine of Prussia Bourbon-Parma Schwerin 1969-1938 Västergötland 1867-1953 1870-1923 1872-1918 1892-1980 1894-1962 1879-1952 1897-1951 4 sons and 4 daughters 1 son 1 son and 3 daugthers 1 son 3 sons and 3 daughters 1 son and 4 daughters 4 sons and 1 daughter 3 sons and 1 daughter Issue Issue Issue Issue Issue Issue Issue Issue Issue Old Issue Issue Issue current current current current current current current current current Royal current current current Royal Royal Royal Royal House Royal House Royal House Royal House Royal House of Royal House House of Royal House Royal House Royal House House of House of House of of Denmark of Greece of Norway of Belgium Luxembourg of Windsor Russia of Greece of Hanover of Romania Windsor Greece Romania Margareta, Margareta, Queen Queen King Prince Philip, Head of Royal Head of Royal Margaretha Anne-Marie Harald V King Philippe Henri, Duke of Prince Queen family of Ex-King family of of Denmark of Greece of Norway of Belgium Grand Duke Edinburgh Ernst August Elizabeth II Romania Constantine II Romania 1940 1946 1937 1960 Of Luxembourg 1921 of Hanover 1926 1949 of Greece 1949 1955 1940 1954 Ex-King Constantine II of Greece 1940.

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