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Biography. King of Denmark and Norway, Duke of Schleswig and Holstein. Succeeded his father Frederick V; married to Caroline Matilda in 1766, the marriage was dissolved in 1772; his mental state deteriorated to the point his stepmother governed from 1772, before Christian's son Frederick was appointed regent in 1784.
Christian VII (1749-1808) was king of Denmark from 1766 to his death in 1808. He was married to Caroline Mathilde and the father of Frederik VI and Louise Augusta. Christian VII was born in 1749 and at the age of merely 17 married his cousin, the English Caroline Mathilde. The king’s mental illness meant that many of the government decisions ...
Christian VII was a monarch of the House of Oldenburg who was King of Denmark–Norway and Duke of Schleswig and Holstein from 1766 until his death in 1808.
This portrait of Caroline Mathilde is from around 1767, and is therefore one of the earliest portraits we have of her. The picture depicts the young queen about a year after she married the Danish king, Christian VII. It therefore portrays her before she began her famous affair with the king’s personal physician JF Struensee.
King Christian VII of Denmark founded this order on 21 October 1774 as a new decoration that was solely meant for the Danish royal family. It was awarded to gentlemen and ladies. The men wore the insignia detached from a ribbon on the left side of the breast. The ladies wore the same insignia on a bow of the same ribbon on their left shoulder.
Kristijõnas VII (Christian VII) 1749 01 29 Kopenhaga 1808 03 13 Rendsburg (Šlėzvigas), Danijos ir Norvegijos karalius (1766–1808). Oldenburgų dinastijos. Frederiko V sūnus, Frederiko VI tėvas. Jau vaikystėje Kristijonas VII susirgo psichikos liga.
20 de may. de 2013 · Christian VII of Denmark (1749–1808) was insane throughout his long reign. The royal physician, Johann Friedrich Struensée (1737–72), usurped his power. In 1771 the King appointed him Privy Cabinet Minister.
