Agnes von Brandenburg (1258/61-early October 1304) |
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| Married:3 | 11 November 1273 | Erik V "Klipping" (1249-22 December 1286), King of Denmark | Schleswig [city/town], Schleswig-Flensburg [district], Schleswig-Holstein [state], Germany [country] | ||
| Married:4 | 1293 | Gerhard II (around 1254-28 October 1312), Graf von Holstein-Plön | |||
| Papal dispensation Anagni 3 August 1295. | |||||
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| Children with Erik V "Klipping": | ||
| Valdemar (-1304)5 | ||
| Richiza of Denmark (-1303 or 27 October 1308)6 | ||
| Margrethe (Märta) of Denmark (-2 March 1341)7 | ||
| Erik VI "Mændved" (1274-13 November 1319), King of Denmark8 | ||
| Christoffer II (29 September 1276-2 August 1332), King of Denmark9 | ||
| Katarine of Denmark (1283-1283)10 | ||
| Elisabeth of Denmark (1283-1283)11 | ||
| Children with Gerhard II: | ||
| Johann III (around 1297-27 September 1359), Graf von Holstein in Plön12 | ||
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| Buried:13 | Saint Bendt's Church (Ringsted Church) [building], Ringsted [city/town], Ringsted Sogn [parish], Ringsted Herred [municipality], Sjælland [Unknown/Unspecified], Denmark [country] | |||
| Born:14 | 1258/61 | |||
| Died:15 | early October 1304 | |||
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