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Margareta, drottning av Sverige (1516 - 1551) [sv]
Leijonhufvud, Margareta [sv]
Queen
Margareta Eriksdotter Leijonhufvud was one of the most important Swedish rulers during the 16th century. She was King Gustav I Vasa’s second wife and as queen she exercised responsibility for elements of Swedish policy-making for just over a decade, sometimes during turbulent developments like the Dacke War, a peasant uprising.
Person
Margareta, kronprinsessa av Sverige (1882 - 1920) [sv]
Margaret [sv]
Royalty
Margareta became a Swedish princess when she married Prince Gustaf Adolf in 1905. Upon the death of Oscar II in 1907, she became crown princess. As royalty, she participated diligently in various charity projects and she contributed to the modernisation of the view of royalty in Sweden.
Person
Margaretha, prinsessa av Sverige (1899 - 1977) [sv]
Bernadotte, Margareta [sv]
Royalty
Prinsessa av Danmark[sv]
Person
Royalty
Prinsessa av Sverige[sv]
Person
Queen
Drottning av Italien, regent 1878-1900[sv]
Person
Margrethe II, drottning av Danmark (1940 - ) [sv]
Grathmer, Ingahild
Pseudonym
Queen
Drottning, regent, av Danmark 1972-[sv]
Person
Queen
Drottning av Neapel och Sicilien[sv]
Person
Maria Eleonora, drottning av Sverige (1599 - 1655) [sv]
Maria Eleonora av Brandenburg [sv]
Queen
Maria Eleonora of Brandenburg was queen of Sweden. She was in conflict with the governing Riksrådet and had her daughter taken out of her care. She was libelled in earlier historical records.
Person
Maria Feodorovna av Ryssland (1759 - 1828) [sv]
Feodorovna, Maria [sv]
Royalty Empress
Person
Published
Maria Feodorovna av Ryssland (1847 - 1928) [sv]
Dagmar av Danmark [sv]
Marie Sophie Frederikke Dagmar av Danmark
Empress
Person
Maria Pavlovna, prinsessa av Sverige (1890 - 1958) [sv]
Maria Pavlovna av Ryssland [sv]
Royalty
Prinsessa av Sverige 1908-1914[sv]
Person
Märtha Louise of Norway (1971 - )
Märtha Louise 1971-
Behn, Märtha Louise 1971-
[German]
Name form from the source VIAF
Navneform fra kilden VIAF
[Norwegian bokmål]
Namnform från källan VIAF
[Swedish]
Nimekuju allikast VIAF
[Estonian]
?Namnform från källan VIAF
[Finnish]
Namneform frå kjelda VIAF
[Norwegian nynorsk]
Royalty
Person
Published
Mary, Queen, consort of George V, King of Great Britain (1867 - 1953)
Mary, Queen, consort of George V, King of Great Britain, 1867-1953
Maria Großbritannien, Königin 1867-1953
[German]
Name form from the source The Virtual International Authority File
Navnform fra kilden The Virtual International Authority File
[Norwegian bokmål]
Namnform från källan The Virtual International Authority File
[Swedish]
Name form from the source The Virtual International Authority File
[Estonian]
?Namnform från källan The Virtual International Authority File
[Finnish]
Mary av Teck
Alternative name
Royalty
Person
Published
Royalty
Norges Dronning fra 1906-1938[no]
Person
Napoleon III av Frankrike (1808 - 1873) [sv]
Bonaparte, Charles Louis Napoléon [sv]
Charles Louis Napoléon Bonaparte
Naturlig namnform
Emperor
Person
Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia (1868 - 1918)
Romanov, Nikolaj Aleksandrovitj [sv]
Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, 1868-1918
Nikolaj II keiser av Russland 1868-1918
[Norwegian bokmål]
Nikolaj II, kejsare av Ryssland, 1868-1918
[Swedish]
Nikolai II, Vene keiser, 1868-1918.
[Estonian]
Nicolas II, empereur de Russie, 1868-1918
[French]
Nikolaj II. Russland, Zar 1868-1918
[German]
Name form from the source The Virtual International Authority File
Navneform fra kilden The Virtual International Authority File
[Norwegian bokmål]
Namnform från källan The Virtual International Authority File
[Swedish]
Name form from the source The Virtual International Authority File
[Estonian]
?Namnform från källan The Virtual International Authority File
[Finnish]
Emperor
Person
Published
Olav V (1903 - 1991) [no]
prins Alexander av Danmark [no]
Olav 5 [no]
Alexander Edward Christian Frederik, prins av Danmark
Fullstendig døpenavn [no]
Royalty
Person
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