Everything You Need To Know About The Danish Royal Family

Who are the Danish royal family? The Royal Danish House has existed for more than 1000 years, making it the world’s second oldest monarchy, after Japan. The heir to the throne is her son HRH Crown Prince Frederik. His Australian-born wife, HRH Crown Princess Mary, will become queen when Frederik becomes king.

Frederick has a younger brother, HRH Prince Joachim, but the line of succession to the throne passes first to Frederik and Mary’s children, Prince Christian, Princess Isabella and twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine.

Prince Joachim has one son, Prince Nikolai from his first marriage to Alexandra Countess of Frederiksborg.

With his current wife Princess Marie, he has Prince Felix, Prince Henrik and Princess Athena, who are all included in the order of succession to the throne.

All of the Danish royal family have the last name Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg.

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Why won’t Queen Margrethe be buried next to her husband Prince Henrik?
Because he didn’t want her to be! Married to Queen Margrethe for over 50 years, Prince Henrik always wanted to be known as king consort, but his wife never gave him the title. He was known first as her prince consort, then simply as prince.

The Royal Danish House confirmed his decision before he died, saying: "It is no secret that the prince for many years has been unhappy with his role and the title he has been awarded in the Danish monarchy.

Instead, he was cremated. Half his ashes were spread over Danish waters and the other half in private gardens at Fredensborg Castle, just outside Copenhagen.

Where do the Danish Royal Family live?

Amalienborg in Copenhagen is made up of four palaces. Queen Margrethe lives in Christian IX’s Palace during the winter. Prince Frederik, Princess Mary and their children live in Frederik VIII’s palace.

In the spring and autumn, Queen Margrethe lives at Copenhagen’s Fredensborg Palace. This is also where the family celebrate weddings and birthdays, and where the Queen receives visits from other heads of state during official visits.

Marselisborg Palace is in Aarhus, Denmark’s second largest city. Queen Margrethe spends her summers here.

The Queen also has three private residences; Marselisborg Slot in Aarhus, Château de Caix in France, and the royal hunting lodge in Jutland.

Can I follow the Danish royal family on Instagram?
Yes! They have a family account @detdanskekongehus, which often shows surprisingly personal photos of the family and their children’s activities. Look out for photos taken by Princess Mary, which are signed off with H.K.H. Kronprinsessen.

What religion are the Danish royal family?
They belong to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark, which 75 per cent of the population are believed to follow.

Princess Mary converted from her Presbyterianism faith before marrying Prince Frederik in 2004, and Prince Henrik converted from Catholicism before marrying Queen Margrethe in 1968.

What is the net worth of the Danish royal family?
Around AUD$57.8million, according to Business Insider. The family receive around AUD$18.5 million a year from the Danish Civil List which covers personal expenses and the running of their households.

What do the Danish Royal family like to do?
Queen Margrethe II loves painting and has held public exhibitions of her watercolours and textiles. She’s the patron of the Royal Danish Academy of Science and Letters, amongst many other academies and charities.

Princess Mary has been a member of the International Olympic Committee since 2009, and is the patron of several charities including Twins Research Australia and UNFPA.

Does the Danish royal family have a coat of arms?
Yes, their current coat of arms was established in 1972. It has fewer quarterings than previous versions, as Queen Margrethe decided not to hold some of the official titles her male predecessors had.

As well as displaying the arms of Denmark, it also shows the arms Faroe Islands and Greenland, which are territories within the Kingdom of Denmark.

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