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Leonora Christina, condesa de Ulfeldt, nacida condesa Leonora Christina de Schleswig-Holstein (Palacio de Frederiksborg, Hillerød, 8 de julio de 1621 - convento de Maribo, 16 de marzo de 1698) fue una escritora danesa, hija del rey Christian IV de Dinamarca y de la joven noble Kirsten Munk.
- Danesa
- Casa de Oldemburgo
- 16 de marzo de 1698 (76 años), Maribo (Dinamarca)
Leonora Christina, Countess Ulfeldt, born "Countess Leonora Christina Christiansdatter" til Slesvig og Holsten (8 July 1621 – 16 March 1698), was the daughter of King Christian IV of Denmark and wife of Steward of the Realm, traitor Count Corfitz Ulfeldt.
- 8 July 1621
- Christian IV of Denmark
- 16 March 1698
- Kirsten Munk
Leonora Christina Ulfeldt. 1621 - 1698. Denmark. Leonora Christina Ulfeldt was a beloved daughter of King Christian IV of Denmark and Kirsten Munk, whose autobiography Jammers Minde is a highlight of Danish literary history.
Princess Leonora Christina was the daughter of Christian IV and Kirsten Munk. In 1636 she was married to Corfitz Ulfeldt. Leonora Christina was a favourite of Christian IV but, soon after his death in 1648, she and Corfitz Ulfeldt came into conflict with Frederik III and, not least, with Queen Sophie Amalie.
Leonora Christina, condesa de Ulfeldt, nacida condesa Leonora Christina de Schleswig-Holstein (Palacio de Frederiksborg, Hillerød, 8 de julio de 1621 - convento de Maribo, 16 de marzo de 1698) fue una escritora danesa, hija del rey Christian IV de Dinamarca y de la joven noble Kirsten Munk.
Ulfeldt, Leonora Christina (1621–1698) Danish writer of A Monument to Suffering which records her 22-year imprisonment in the Blue Tower of Copenhagen on the charge of conspiracy to treason. Name variations: Eleonora Ulfeldt; Leonora Ulfeld. Pronunciation: OOL-felt. Born Eleonora Christina on July 8, 1621, at the Castle of Frederiksborg in ...
Married to Corfitz Ulfeldt, Leonora Christina was imprisoned from 1663 to 1685 in the Blue Tower of Copenhagen Castle for presumed knowledge of her husband's treachery. When Christian V came to the throne in 1670, the conditions of her imprisonment were improved and she was given books and writing materials.
