Hedvig Sophia of Sweden Swedish princess
Hedvig Sophia of Sweden is a 27 years old Swedish princess from Tre Kronor Castle. Hedvig Sophia of Sweden was born on June 26, 1681 (died on December 22, 1708, she was 27 years old) in Tre Kronor Castle.
About
No, she died on 12/22/1708, 315 years ago. She was 27 years old when she died. She died in Stockholm and buried in Riddarholm Church .
Family
Her mother is Ulrika Eleonora of Denmark and her father is Charles XI of Sweden. Her mother was Swedish queen Her mother died at the age of 36 (Hedvig was 12 years old). When Hedvig born she was 24 years old. and Charles XI of Sweden was 25 years old when Hedvig born. Her father was a King of Sweden.
Parents
Mother: Ulrika Eleonora of Denmark
Father: Charles XI of Sweden
Husband
Frederick IV
She married with Frederick IV on Thursday, June 12th, 1698. Hedvig Sophia of Sweden was 16 and Frederick IV was 411 years old. Married for 326 years, 5 months.
Child
She had one child, Charles (39, Swedish prince) . When her first child, Charles Frederick Duke of Holstein-Gottorp, was born, Hedvig Sophia of Sweden was 18 years old.
Siblings
Hedvig Sophia of Sweden had 2 siblings. King of Sweden Charles (1 year younger) and Queen of Sweden Ulrika (6 years younger)
What was Hedvig's zodiac sign?Hedvig Sophia of Sweden zodiac sign was cancer.
Other facts about Hedvig Sophia of Sweden
| Place of death | Stockholm |
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| Parent | Ulrika Eleonora of Denmark, Charles XI of Sweden |
| RestingPlace | Riddarholm Church, Sweden |
| Spouse | Frederick IV Duke of Holstein-Gottorp |
| Date of death | 1708-12-12T00:00:00Z |
| Noble title | Queen |
| Family | House Of Wittelsbach |
| Swedish Open Cultural Heritage URI | LSH/agents/14367 |
| Coat of arms image | Http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Armoiries%20Su%C3%A8de%20Palatinat.svg |
| Place of burial | Riddarholm Church |
| Given name | Hedwig |
| Position held | Monarch Of Sweden |
| Country of citizenship | Sweden |
| Significant person | Märta Berendes , object has role: friend |
