John of Denmark (son of Christian II)

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John of Denmark was the short-lived son and heir apparent of King Christian II of Denmark, whose early death helped alter the line of succession in the Danish monarchy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Danish royal
heir apparent
prince
burialPlace St. Peter's Church, Ghent
causeOfDeath disease
countryOfCitizenship Denmark
dateOfBirth 1518-02-21
dateOfDeath 1532-08-11
era 16th century
father Christian II of Denmark
gender male
givenName John
grandfather John of Denmark (king)
linked to: John of Denmark

Philip I of Castile
grandmother Christina of Saxony
Joanna of Castile
impact early death altered the line of succession in the Danish monarchy
languageSpoken Danish
German
Latin
mother Isabella of Austria
nativeName Hans af Danmark
linked to: Hans of Denmark
notableEvent exile of his parents from Denmark
notableFamilyMember Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Joanna of Castile
Philip I of Castile
placeOfBirth Copenhagen
Kingdom of Denmark
linked to: Denmark
placeOfDeath Duchy of Bavaria
Regensburg
positionHeld heir apparent to the throne of Denmark
heir apparent to the throne of Norway
heir apparent to the throne of Sweden
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Holy Roman Empire
Netherlands
royalHouse House of Oldenburg
sibling Christina of Denmark
Dorothea of Denmark, Electress Palatine
title Prince of Denmark
Prince of Norway
Prince of Sweden

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Christian II of Denmark child John of Denmark (son of Christian II)
Ulrik of Denmark sibling Prince John of Denmark (1607–1608)
linked to: John of Denmark (son of Christian II)