Frederick VI of Denmark
Frederick VI of Denmark reigned from 1808 to 1839 and was the last monarch of the absolute monarchy in Denmark. His reign was marked by the Napoleonic Wars, during which Denmark aligned with France against Britain, leading to significant challenges for the Danish economy and territorial integrity. Frederick VI oversaw various reforms aimed at modernizing Denmark and enhancing the welfare of its citizens, including the eventual establishment of a constitutional monarchy. His legacy is complex, reflecting both the struggles of the time and the gradual transition towards a more democratic governance.
Born on Jan 28, 1768 (257 years old)
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Frederick VI was the king of Denmark who considered himself primarily a Danish king during the Napoleonic Wars.
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