Talk:Christopher II of Denmark
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This article is wrong. WALDEMAR III (1209-1231) was the son of king Waldemar III and his first wife, Margarethe of Bohemia. He suceeded his father in 1326 and he married to his step-mothers's niece, Eleonor of Portugal. He died young without having any children. He was suceeded by his half-brother, Eric IV.
WALDEMAR IV (1320-1375) was the son of king Christopher II and his wife Eufemia of Pomerania. He suceeded his father in 1340, with the age of 20. In that same year he married Edwiges of Schlesvig, and they had 6 children:
Cristopher(1344-1363) Margarethe(1345-1350) Ingeborg(1347-1370) married to Henry I, duke of Mecklenburg Catherine (1349-...) died in childhood Waldemar (1350-...) died in childhood MARGARETHE I, who suceeded the throne.
- Eh could you say that again? I'm pretty sure Valdemar III wasn't the son of himself. Valentinian (talk) / (contribs) 00:00, 25 January 2007 (UTC)
