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Christopher II (Eriksson) of Denmark King of Denmark 1276–1332 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 29 Sep 1276

Birth Location: Denmark

Death Date: 2 Aug 1332

Death Location: Nykobing Castle (today Slotsbryggen), Denmark

Father: Eric Carta

Mother: Agnes twice

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Christopher II (Eriksson) of Denmark King of Denmark was born in 1276 in Denmark, the child of Eric V Vii Klipping Of Denmark King Of Denmark He So Offended The Nobles He Was Forced To Sign What Was Called The Danish Magna Carta And Agnes De Ascanie Von Brandenburg Danish Queen Consort Regent Of Denmark Married Twice. Christopher II (Eriksson) of Denmark King of Denmark passed away in 1332 in Nykobing Castle (today Slotsbryggen), Denmark.

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  • Christopher II (Eriksson) of Denmark King of Denmark was born in 1276 in Denmark, the child of Eric V Vii Klipping Of Denmark King Of Denmark He So Offended The Nobles He Was Forced To Sign What Was Called The Danish Magna Carta And Agnes De Ascanie Von Brandenburg Danish Queen Consort Regent Of Denmark Married Twice.
  • Christopher II (Eriksson) of Denmark King of Denmark passed away in 1332 in Nykobing Castle (today Slotsbryggen), Denmark.

Immediate Family

Parents

Eric Carta
1249–1286
Birth Location: Aalholm Castle, Lolland, Denmark
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Agnes twice
1257–1304
Birth Location: Brandenburg, Prussia
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Children(s)

Christopher Denmark's Ancestors

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Christopher Denmark
1276–1332
Birth Place: Denmark
Parents
Eric V (VII) "Klipping" of Denmark, King of Denmark, He so offended the nobles he was forced to sign what was called the Danish Magna Carta
1249–1286
Aalholm Castle, Lolland, Denmark
Agnes (de Ascanie von Brandenburg, Danish Queen Consort, Regent of Denmark, Married) twice
1257–1304
Brandenburg, Prussia
Grandparents
Christopher I
1219–1259
Denmark
Margaret (Sambiria of Pomerania, Queen Consort of Denmark;) Regent
1230–1282
Eastern Pomerania, Holy Roman Empire (now Poland)
Johann (John I von Brandenburg, Margrave of Brandenburg, Established abbys and monistaries, He and his brother founded the city of) Berlin
1213–1266
Jutta (Brigitte of Saxony, Queen Consort of) Denmark
1223–1267
Saxony (Sachsen), Germany
Great-Grandparents
Waldemar Denemarken
1170–1241
Berengaria Denmark
1194–1221
Albert Empire
1175–1260
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Valdemar Denmark
1131–1182
Sophia Denmark
1140–1198
Sancho 1191
1154–1212
Dulcia Aragon
1159–1198
Bernhard Anhalt
1139–1212
Brigitte Denmark
1146–1199

Christopher Denmark's Timeline

2 Records

1276
29 Sep 1276
Birth of Christopher II (Eriksson) of Denmark King of Denmark in Denmark
Denmark
1332
2 Aug 1332
Age 56
Death of Christopher II (Eriksson) of Denmark King of Denmark in Nykobing Castle (today Slotsbryggen), Denmark
Nykobing Castle (today Slotsbryggen), Denmark

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 29 Sep 1276
    Event Place: Denmark

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 2 Aug 1332
    Event Place: Nykobing Castle (today Slotsbryggen), Denmark
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