have been preserved including the one for King Christoffer I from 1259. Iver Munk, last Roman Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Ribe, can literally be seen...
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Frederik Holck (1760–1777) Erik Holck (1777–1781) Iver Holck (1781–1801) Mogens Frederik Anton Iver Holck (1801–1830) Frederik Conrad Holck (1830–1877)...
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Ludvigsen Munk (1537 in Vejle – 8 April 1602 at Nørlund castle, Funen) was a Danish official and Count. He was also referred to as Ludvig Ludvigsen Munk von...
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(1761–1802). His second marriage was to Anna Marie Munk (1770–1838), daughter of the mayor of Copenhagen, Morten Munk (1730–1796), and Karen Barfred (1744–1780)...
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1664 Gyldenløve was appointed viceroy (Statholder) of Norway, replacing Iver Krabbe (1602- 1666). He studied conditions in Norway very carefully, and...
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Iver Krabbe (22 March 1602 – 30 October 1666) was a Danish nobleman, military officer, and governor-general in Norway. Iver Krabbe was born at Övedskloster...
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Christen Munk (1520 – July 5, 1579) was a Danish born, Governor-general of Norway and county governor. He came from Danish nobility and was the son of...
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v t e Governors-General of Norway Denmark-Norway Christen Munk Povel Huitfeldt Ludvig Munk Axel Gyldenstierne Jørgen Friis Enevold Kruse Jens Hermansson...
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Marsvin (1572–1649), the widow of Ludvig Munk, who in 1607 married secondly Knud Rud, and whose daughter Kirsten Munk had in 1615 married King Christian IV...
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v t e Governors-General of Norway Denmark-Norway Christen Munk Povel Huitfeldt Ludvig Munk Axel Gyldenstierne Jørgen Friis Enevold Kruse Jens Hermansson...
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