The Sons of King Christian IX of Denmark

[@Laramaria2]

George I of Greece: the King who discovered his status on the newspaper around his sandwich! Best history I've heard in a long time 😂

[@anitabhattacharya6735]

Moreover it was a sardine sandwich and the newspaper was generously coated with the oil of the sardines. So imagine finding out that you were elected king from a greasy newspaper

[@tylerchurch2373]

Anita Bhattacharya *Greecey* 😂😂😂 (I am half Greek)

[@johnpickford4222]

See, this will never happen again if newspapers are replaced online news!! Keep buying and reading newspapers!

[@taptapuyo2714]

Imagine you were just about to have lunch but became king instead.

[@tylerchurch2373]

ace lopez That would probably be the best day of my life!

[@sophroniel]

Honestly the Danish royal house seems much more admirable than the English Victorians we seem to be obsessed over!

[@notheretoargue2885]

IKR!! Also, the parents were very cool and loving, unlike Ice Queen Victoria who almost-hated her children

[@jonscreen7698]

@@notheretoargue2885 it wasn't almost, she straight up hated her children.

[@randwickbelle]

They were Germans

[@Valentina-Steinway]

We were fine with the British Royal Family till Markle Sparkle joined. Ughhhh

[@louisyock9285]

Maybe Netflix could popularize the House of Glucksburg like they do the House of Windsor. The old ATV series, Edward the King, did a nice job highlighting Alexandra. Does Denmark have a BBC that could produce and popularize some of theses stories? They're actually even more interesting than the Windsors.

[@herethereandeverywhere02]

Valdemar sounds like a really cool dude with his inked wife.

[@1966jtgf]

He is. As a young boy, he bears resemblance to today's prince fredrik.

[@peonyrumble1815]

Marie seems like a really cool chick with her valdimar husband...

[@amandaredd3057]

I said the same thing! And his wife was awesome too

[@amandaredd3057]

Fascinating, Lindsay, as always! I'm officially a super fan of Valdemort (the youngest prince - I'm sure I misspelled his name)

[@عبدالرزاقفليحفليحالعيساوي]

I am your new friend , sending my full support . I hope you do the same, if that possible , Thanking you. With my best wishes. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Falih Al- from Iraq Issawi -

[@alygurl1635]

I feel like we need a video on Marie of Orleans. You can't just drop that she's a talented artist, rode a bull over a horse, and got tattooed. Lol. She sounds wild and I like it.

[@Miss_Camel]

Neeeeeed this!!

[@jamesfarquhar7547]

Same plus had a morphine addiction like seriously this girl was the it girl and also had a happy royal marriage which is a breath of fresh air

[@marinarhettsturgill6085]

Yup, she's a wild woman!!

[@creature57]

Agreed!

[@kokonana4086]

King George I of Greece's story is very impressive. Found himself becoming king of the foreign land while opening his sandwich for lunch! And, he was even determined to be Greek than the Greeks themselves. That's dedication right there. Plus, the story of the sailor prince of Denmark (Valdermar) and his tattooed wife is hilariously and lovingly adorable. They're definitely made for one another. No wonder some of his descendants really pick up his true love & passion of sea and sailing.

[@Edmonton-of2ec]

He’s also, surprisingly, the only monarch of Greece to have died a violent death

[@clairefordzetterstrom9973]

Nice!❤

[@leticiaduarte9840]

Valdemar and Marie are such a great couple, for gods sake she had a tatto for him in the 1800s! Sad she die so young.

[@Maya-iz9fx]

He declined to be a king only coz he Didn't want to upset his brother? Such a true royalty.. He sounds like a fairytale prince

[@653j521]

@@Maya-iz9fx And he didn't want to give up being a sailor prince. He was happy with his life. He had status, a job he enjoyed, money, and freedom.

[@lrose1310]

Imagine sitting down to lunch with a good newspaper in hand, and then randomly finding out you became a king.

[@johnpickford4222]

Well hopefully the current White House asshole will find out the same way eating a sardine sandwich and choking on it like he’s forced America for the last four years to gag.

[@algini12]

@@johnpickford4222 Trump's policies are great. Biden has none. Trump is a jerk, Biden is nice but has senility. Trump is the only answer. Like you said, he will choke on the election sandwich, but get the Heimlich and reelected. We have to have the jerk to make the hard decisions, versus the nice guy who is too brain dead to make any.

[@fabulouschild2005]

That's exactly what I thought! 😂😁

[@clairefordzetterstrom9973]

Yeah😳

[@kishansrinivas2515]

I wanted this so much. I was so confused when drawing the relationships between the royal families of Europe. Ends up king Christian ix and queen victoria are the father in law and grandma of Europe.

[@AmyHoldaway27]

I feel like they should call him grandpa pf Europe instead 😂😂😂

[@andysorensen1737]

I know it’s quite common for notes to be left in lunches, but “Congratulations! You’re the King of Greece!” might top them all.

[@thunderbird1921]

Wonder if he had any idea one of his descendants would go on to be the longest serving British consort in history also. The Danish royal family has a truly fascinating story, a relatively small kingdom that ended up with TREMENDOUS power and influence.

[@shannonfick7170]

Something about the picture of Alexandra, Dagmar, and Olga dressed alike and standing together just made me smile. It’s so easy to think of people who lived so long ago (and in much higher status) as just stiff, regal, and lifeless. But then they’ll do something like wearing polka dot dresses with their sister in law or posing for a picture with their little child on their back! Thank you, Lindsay, for bringing life back into these figures!

[@erikrungemadsen2081]

To some extent it was a technology problem old time cameras needed more exposure time to create the foto, this meant people had to stand still for longer time to make a good picture. That is why people often look so dour on old fotographies.

[@julijepp]

@@erikrungemadsen2081 I think everyone here knows this

[@patrickkelmer6290]

As a member of the danish jewish community, I ask: Can you make a video on the danish royal familys involvement in the rescue of danish jewry in 1943 and it's role in the resistance?

[@melmel4712]

Yes, that would be very interesting!

[@Nikolaj11]

It's kinda cool that the only one of them not to become a king, seemed to have the most adventurous life.

[@653j521]

Nikolaj That's how it usually goes. The king has all the pressures and responsibilities, and most of the time it shortens the guy's life. The heir has to watch his step and "the spare" can be wild.

[@Nikolaj11]

@@653j521 He can *spare* the time. ;) I'll see myself out.

[@thunderbird1921]

A lot of the "spare" princes became military commanders from what I've read. Sometimes however, things could get unusual and complicated because the "spare" could suddenly become king for a while if his brother had no children. A very famous example is Wilhelm I of Prussia, since his brother Frederick William IV got the throne as first-born, Wilhelm was free for a while to focus on his military career in the army and became a general (he even saved his brother from a radical uprising in 1848). However, Frederick William and his wife weren't able to have children despite trying (it's unclear why), so plans were set for Wilhelm to reign for at least a few years (he was about 64 years old when he took the throne), the joke was on them though, he lived 27 more years and died at the age of 90. In addition to being Germany's first Emperor, Wilhelm was famously one of the last monarchs to ever personally command a battle, when at 68 he oversaw the Prussian army at Koniggratz against Austria. A truly astonishing story.

[@Nikolaj11]

@@thunderbird1921 It is

[@lobotomy.girl1019]

Poor Olga she wasn’t ready to be queen and shouldn’t have been forced too

[@Gameflyer001]

She actually proved pretty capable, and twice acted as a regent in later life.

[@davidcorruthers78]

Half the people mentioned in this video are related to the queen of England and her husband/cousin

[@001islandprincess]

David Corruthers Just to point out there is no Queen of England and hasn’t been one crowned since Queen Anne. You mean the Queen of the UK or British Queen.

[@gidzmobug2323]

@@001islandprincess While you are right, I think people refer to "The Queen of England"

[@--enyo--]

European royalty. Not much of a surprise. 😅

[@randwickbelle]

that is the point of the piece

[@ivylasangrienta6093]

Half? More like 90%...

[@vondussela.alayon5056]

Could you do something about asia i would love it to happen cause im from the phillipines

[@crystaltheo8494]

She has

[@idkanymore12]

Me too! I would love to see more non-European royalty

[@Samuraigirl01]

That would be awesome!

[@raphaeljavier9464]

I am also from the Philippines and yes it will be a good thing to feature asian history

[@jaredmn8580]

Christian IX: I have so many descendants Genghis Khan: that's cute

[@ganna8422]

Please do a vid about the Egyptian Royal family?

[@melmel4712]

Yes, I'd love to see that as well.

[@cynthiaadams2392]

Me too!

[@gostavoadolfos2023]

Queen Nazli deserves a movie. And the same goes the life of the royals in exile. I think the Christian branch of the family is in California. However I don't know anything about the Russian Orlov descendants whereabouts.

[@watercressfabrique3333]

Last time I was this early, George was still a Danish Minor Royal

[@briannalyon1653]

But George wasn’t prince yet when he became king

[@watercressfabrique3333]

@@briannalyon1653 Thanks for tellin'! I changed it to make more sense!

[@loisclark-johnston3337]

Oh wow, 2 videos this week!!!!!!! You've really outdone yourself. What a treat:) Christian IX of Denmark's descendants are so fascinating. Thank you!

[@marlenvillagomez7764]

Girl you're spoiling us now I love when you upload 💕💕

[@Kille483]

As a Dane I'm very pleased with this series. Thank you :)

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Kirstine Otte - Hilsner til Danmark 🇩🇰 fra Graekenland! 🇬🇷

[@elizabethclarence3817]

george i’s story is so interesting! i never knew how much the brothers did since i mainly paid attention to the sisters lmao

[@worldinsights930]

If only I live in this "modest" Yellow palace in Coppenhagen.

[@unseelie63]

So now I know the source of the name " Valdemar".I think I would have liked him,and his wife.Such a shame,to lose her so young.30 years is a long time to be a widower.I feel for Olga,too.Far too young to be married.

[@larsmunch4536]

Valdemar 1st "the Great", king of Denmark 1157-1182, Valdemar 2nd "the Victorious", king of Denmark 1202-1241, Valdemar 3rd (an infant puppet king) king of Denmark 1326-1329, Valdemar 4th "A new day" or "Another day", king of Denmark 1340-1375.... So "source" is not quite correct. By the way, Valdemar 1st was great-grandson of Vladimir Monomach of Kiev and was named after him, so Valdemar is the Danish version of the Russian name Vladimir.

[@pancakesstudios6351]

I immediately thought of Voldemort

[@malakabdullah2521]

Lindsay: Posts two videos in one week me: *Happy history nerd noises!*

[@beachboysswiftie]

Valdemar and Marie just seem so chill to hang out with

[@j.j.w.6431]

Your history lessons are great. I love all the little fascinating personal tidbits that made your videos a notch above other biographers. Thank you, Lindsay for my smiles...

[@fatimamachado7926]

Olga under the stairs playing whit a doll is so tender and lovely!!!

[@m7dasplatoon539]

The Sons of King Christian IX in a nutshell *King Frederick:* Frederick: I'm waiting Some years later Frederick: Still waiting More years later Frederick: I'M STILL WAITING, GODDAMIT Another year later Frederick: FINALLY I'M KING Barely a few years later Frederick: Dammit *Vilhelm, King George:* George:*reading the newspaper* OMG I'M KING OF GREECE Arriving at Greece George: My people love me now, my name is George Years later in, the afterlife George: What have I done to them. *Prince Valdemar* Valdemar: I want to be a sailor and have a chaotic family Marie: Yes, we will do honey Someone from Norway: Do you want to be king of Norway Valdemar: No but, my nephew will be good for this position Someone from Finland: Do you want to be king of Finland Valdemar: no, thank you King Alexander: Brother-in-law do you want to be the ruler of Bulgaria? Valdemar: No, as I said, I want to be a sailor

[@starman1144]

Actually the Greeks with a referandom chose Prince Alfred to be the King. But the Great Powers didn't want the UK to have more influence on Greece and Queen Victoria wanted Alfred to became the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. The Greeks knew that with a British King they would have the backing of the World's largest empire against the Ottomans.

[@ChibiProwl]

I’d also like to offer a suggestion: the royal family of Japan.

[@derickgoh5272]

The first time where I heard a queen stricter with her children than a king ( Louise of Sweden, wife of Frederick VIII )

[@randwickbelle]

she looked crazy

[@SallyTheWolf]

Wow your vidos are amzing and quick. I just came out of my grandmothers funeral so yet again thank you 🙂

[@DutchSimmer1]

I'm sorry for your loss. Hope you'll take your time to grief and feel better when you can :)

[@SallyTheWolf]

@@DutchSimmer1 thank you ❤❤❤

[@melmel4712]

I'm sorry for your loss 💕

[@SallyTheWolf]

@@melmel4712 thank you. Your profile gives me a smile

[@roxanakeresztes7208]

such a pleasure...history with photos and names....a great way to relive it-a wilhelm, an olga, so great, it makes sense

[@desyyulizarti9702]

Whoa! Once I watched your channel about Queen Victoria’s kids and grandchildren. I do wondering about father in law of Europe as well. Thanks Lindsay!

[@helenabarnett1699]

Thanks for the double dose this wk Lindsey!! Très cool👍🏽

[@evelia4361]

Hi, I have been watching your videos for some time and I am very thankful for your way of doing them. The way of intruducing children of monarchs or royals with a lot or most relatives in different countries is just awsome, because seeing how everyone is somehow connected is better then familytree. Thank you.

[@beccataylor2842]

I think you should do a video on Mary the first of Denmark, she was a commoner from a small island of the coast of Australia, and by a chance meeting is now the future Queen

[@johnpickford4222]

Ah, no. Wait until she becomes Queen and throws a shrimp on the barbe(cue).

[@tanjaliljeqvist143]

She wouldn't be Mary 1st, we had a queen Marie which is the Danish version of Mary back in 1808 (-1839) who was also queen of Norway from 1808-1814. This one was married to Frederik 6th. Mary is married to Frederik who will be nr 10 in the rows of Frederiks when he is crowned. Our queen Margrethe is still alive.

[@pedanticradiator1491]

Queens consort do not have numbers

[@barbaraclayton2171]

A chance meeting? Not she manipulated it

[@Jultimative]

They are by far the most likable royal family, did not expect that 🤓

[@rachelnaomilittleton]

thank you for making such entertaining and informative videos!! i’ve watched all of them!!

[@spruillcat]

Thank you for two videos this week Lindsay!

[@andrica9238]

I love your videos! I think you do such an excellent job explaining history that doesn’t make it boring. Could you do a video on Anastasia and her siblings?!

[@johnpickford4222]

Check out the the many, many KZbin videos.

[@erinmarie27]

I would love that!

[@jaredcutlip]

2 Lindsay Holiday Videos in the same week!! I’m spoiled!!!

[@gogaioan]

I love your videos, Ms. Holiday! But would you do more videos on eastern monarchies and royals, keep up the good work!

[@sinebachrenleff847]

The family gatherings in the summers must have been epic (and quite a handful)...

[@maninedoow5895]

Damn. “Oh look, I’m a newborn with a 38 year old older sister.”🤧

[@yvestazdevil4916]

Just perfect, as usual. Thank you for these very interesting videos

[@shawn6669]

They all had to walk the 10 miles, but the only one who ate Veal cutlets and spinach for every meal was just Ingeborg. Just sayin.

[@annbsirius1703]

And when she married and went to Sweden, she said she wasn't going to go for long walks ever again. She also was probably tired of veal cutlets and spinach.

[@twilight-princess240]

@@annbsirius1703 yeah, I would be too. Ingeborg does have a very interesting story though. I hope there might be a video on her because she's a really fascinating royal

[@hellothere7948]

I'm going to visit Denmark soon and it was only fitting to learn of their history. Great video

[@Ghisdf]

5:53 the picture of "Constantine I" is wrong. This is, again, George I, Constantine's father. 6:04 This picture is not from Otto's deposition (1862), but from the September 3rd (1843) revolution, when greek people demanded constitution by Otto (and got it). 6:55 The Ionian (major) islands are seven. The map doesn't even depict Corfu which is the largest!

[@Bughotwheels]

Nice great to see the son's family history

[@hpyles30241]

Wonderful video as always! Thankyou for the education your teaching. I had never heard of him. Love learning new things!

[@josephcrosby4832]

Your videos never disappoint. Keep up the good work!

[@racheldianeames3729]

Please do a video on the children of king Christian of Denmark's three sons

[@johannao4849]

So... I had looked forward to this episode. I knew there was a Swedish princess here somewhere since I remember the Ruby Tiara went to Denmark with her... But wow! She really didn't seem like a nice person :( I guess I'll always have your Queen Kristina video!

[@christinaj.jensen4805]

There were actually two Swedish Princesses, but yes. The ruby tiara, now used by Crown Princess Mary, was brought to Denmark by Lovisa, because her mother believed "The Danish colors should go to Denmark". The second Swedish Princess, who was also descendant of Queen Victoria, was the current Queen of Denmark's mother, Ingrid. Her story is also fascinating and I hope Lindsay will cover it later on. The ruby tiara and accompanying jewels, has been passed down to the future Queens of Denmark, except Queen Margrethe. Queen Ingrid testamented it to her grandson, Crown Prince Frederik, and it was given to Crown Princess Mary, after having been out of the public eye for four years, a few days before their wedding.

[@crownpenguin9180]

I have been waiting for this

[@badgal1990]

i really just love your picks for profiles lindsay, so good!

[@Crazydragons-d1g]

I love your videos Lindsay! Thank-you for making and sharing! 😊❤️🇱🇹🇺🇲

[@_xxicantthinkofanamexx_6864]

This family is absolutely adorable like the whole one!

[@christinamendrinos3163]

Great video as always. My impression was that George I was a carpetbagger forced on Greece by Europe. I was pleasantly surprised to find out differently. If only his descendants had fought for Greece instead of running away in WWII they might still be on the throne (also contributing was his collaboration with the junta). And, in the tradition of cousins marrying cousins, Constantine married a Danish princess, Anne-Marie.

[@johngurlides9157]

A couple of corrections: the grandson of George I - George II - stayed in Greece during the war. He left, along with the government, when Greece capitulated. The greatgrandson of George I - Constantine II - cannot be said to have collaborated with the Junta as he staged a counter-coup against them. The unpopularity of the throne in Greece stems from: Constantine I actively playing politics, during World War I and afterwards, George II's personality and Constantine II's interference in the political life of the nation in the mid-1960s.

[@christinamendrinos3163]

Interesting..like I said, these are only impressions that I got growing up. I guess what I meant is that George II should have stayed in Greece during the entirety of WWII. The Danish king did and it boosted his popularity. The British royals also stayed in London during the Blitz (even though they secretly went to Windsor every night). The Greek royal family is Danish and Frederike was a Prussian-i think the Nazis would have gone easy on them. Talking to my relatives who lived through those times, it was not seen as a strategic retreat-they felt that the royal family saved their own skins and left everyone else to starve. Again, these are impressions that I gathered growing up.

[@JewelTips]

I think it's pretty interesting that the oldest 2 sons both died at right about the same age (67 and 68), each had 8 children and both died while taking their evening stroll (even with George I with being murdered during it). Even the daughters had close similarities of life (i.e. ages, 6 kids). I wonder if Valdemar would have shared the same circumstances had he chosen to be king; he likely outlived them because he didn't.

[@paulad.patterson4732]

Fascinating, as always, Lindsay!

[@thellamacorn8902]

Wow, Marie and Valdemar seem really cool, I'm glad they were happy together, seems kinda rare for royals

[@Maridun50]

King Haakon 7. of Norway did not inherit the Norwegian throne. He - born prince Carl of Denmark, was offered the Norwegian throne after the country broke out of the union with Sweden - accepted after a vote had been held, that the Norwegian people wanted him as king.

[@jeandehuit5385]

& b/c of the prevailing classist, paternalist inclinations regarding international diplomacy of the day (remember, this election happened b/f WWI), it was automatically assumed that the newly independent Norway would be a monarchy (in theory, to create blood ties between the 'representative' of its government & the other 'great powers'). Since Norway's own monarchy had been quietly swept under the rug after the dissolution of the Kalmar Union (well, technically Denmark entered a 'personal union' w/ Norway, but Christian of Oldenburg hardly had the best claim at the time; the House of Mecklenburg holds that dubious honor), 'royalty' had to be found elsewhere. I mean, it would normally be possible to 'promote from within' (like Gustav Eriksson of Sweden), but this was out-of-fashion in the early 20th C since it usually ignited civil conflict within the country. Since Denmark already had ties w/ Norway, & b/c the Glücksburg had some *distant* ties w/ the prior Oldenburgs, a junior Danish prince seemed like a good bet. Carl was married to Edward VII's daughter, which created automatic ties w/ the U.K. It certainly seems absolutely Byzantine now, considering any *new* independent nation would become a Republic (even former 'kingdoms' like, say, Scotland). Which, frankly, I prefer. If only b/c Haakon 'VII' was actually the eighth Norwegian king named Haakon. Norwegian kings didn't use numbers back in the 14th C, so the prior 'Haakons' had to be backdated w/ regnal numbers, w/ the odd one left out.

[@julianneheindorf5757]

Prince Carl only accepted to become the King of Norway if a referendum among the Norwegian people showed them in favour of him becoming the king. During WWII when Norway was occupied by German forces, he refused to kowtow to the Nazis and Hitler. Upholding democracy and protecting the Norwegian constitution was foremost on his mind. He and his family were forced to flee Norway for the duration of the war. His daughter-in-law and her children fled to the US, he and his son, Crown Prince Olav went to the UK. His grandson, 87 year old King Harald is the current king of Norway. He will in due course be succeeded by his son Crown Prince Haakon who will probably become King Haakon the VIII. Norway and the other Scandinavian countries changed their laws from male primogeniture to absolute primogeniture, meaning that the first born child regardless of gender inherits the throne. Crown Prince Haakon’s first born is Princess Ingrid Alexandra. She will eventually become the first ruling Queen of Norway since Queen Margrethe the I in the 1350s to 1412 AD. Photos show her younger brother, Prince Sverre Magnus, as the spitting image of their grandfather King Olav.

[@jaddahgenesiah5234]

maam lindsay, hope you can also share story about the powerful mistresses of the kings of france like madame pompadour, madame du barry, madame de montespan, madame maigntenon and madame diane de poitress..

[@marcocognome1835]

What a Surprise!! 👍👍😁

[@remysimon6819]

Thank you Lindsay. Well done Greetings from USA🇺🇸

[@fan2.04]

How did you know I wanted something like this can you read my mind or something? Also my History teacher is a subscriber to your channel

[@johnpickford4222]

Yes, we can read your mind and you should very very embarrassed on the filth of your thoughts; Disgusting just disgusting. How can get up face yourself

[@Gameflyer001]

At 5:51, that's not a picture of Constantine I, but a painting of his father, George I.

[@Prezrea84]

Hi Lindsay Please do a Dutch (the Netherlands) history please

[@tsbonner]

Louise was so ABUSIVE toward her children! How very sad. No wonder Frederick left her.

[@jade4623]

Please to a video on the belgian royal family 🇧🇪

[@larsmunch4536]

The connection to the Danish royal famliy is, that Ingeborg, who was a daughter of Frederik 8th and a sister of both Christian 10th of Denmark and Håkon 7th of Norway, and was married to Carl, a younger brother of Gustav 5th of Swdeden, had a daugther Astrid, who was married to Leopold 3rd of Belgium and was mother of both king Baudoin and king Albert 2nd as well as Josephine-Charlotte, who was married to Luxembourgian grand duke Jean.

[@adityas3587]

A video on the five children of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra!

[@ferrjuan]

Last time I was this early Schleswig-Holstein was still part of Denmark 🇩🇰

[@crystalwaites4731]

8:00 God damn this guy was a really good King 👑

[@karinajensen1697]

The family move to the yellow palace when he became crown prince. (credentials, Danish and history nerd)

[@megancurley5579]

What about doing Hawaiian Royalty?

[@sananoor6616]

Can you please do one on the the siblings or children of empress sisi I’ve read about them and they are very interesting

[@Ettibridget]

Imagine welcoming a 17-year-old as tour new king! But Greece did and he managed just fine.

[@kathylaming-hunt7455]

Omg twice in one week, its like Christmas.

[@wariyaintreyonk5350]

At 14:48 the man on the right is the King Rama V of Siam (Thailand).

[@MilotheShrike]

Thank you I was wondering

[@gostavoadolfos2023]

I love your videos.. I hope you do a video about the Egyptian royal family.. that family is so interesting and bombastic it would take 3 movies and a serie to do them justice.

[@nepse75]

Håkon VII didn’t inherited the norwegian throne. It was held two referendum’s in Norway to establish kingdom and to elect Prince Carl as king (Håkon VII).

[@saturnium1573]

last time I felt happy was when I watched this video

[@rheacelis2092]

Valdemar looks eerily alike George V and Nicholas II - genetics 🧬 💜

[@maryavatar]

So basically, all European royalty is descended from Victoria or Christian IX. Or from both. Or both several times.

[@quietreflections18]

Very interesting! Thanks so much!

[@Smileythesilent]

10 miles before breakfast, same food meal after meal, chasing around.. WTF??

[@apsuofficial8395]

super interesting - thanks

[@maxpokebruh27]

Valdemar is a pretty cool dude

[@mariagalbova9891]

Very interesting video.

[@JohncharleS20042]

I love this 🥰🥰

[@sarahhammerstrm9452]

As a dane, this is so interesting! Didn’t know half of this. Thank you!!🥰

[@xxevery9seconds87xx]

Anyone else paused the video to zoom in on Michael I of Romania??? Please tell me I’m not the only one lol. Wow what a HOTTIE!

[@stacyk123]

Awww. Poor Olga. Someone give that girl a hug. Poor baby. Too young to be so far away from home.

[@Oliverius1702]

This just makes me even more proud to be Danish! :D

[@angelacreech5655]

Love your videos very educational

[@AhegaoMachine666]

Now this is a story all about how My life got flipped, turned upside down And I'd like to take a minute, just sit right there I'll tell ya how I became the King of Denmark and these kids is my Heirs.

[@michaelrussell499]

That was interesting

[@crystalfabulous]

Thanks for sharing