Anna of Denmark (22 November 1532-1 October 1585) |
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| Married:3 | 7 October 1548 | August (31 July 1526-11 February 1586), Elector of Saxony | Torgau [city/town], Nordsachsen [county], Saxony [state], Germany [country] | ||
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| Children with August: | ||
| Christian I (-1591), Elector of Saxony4 | ||
| Johann Heinrich von Sachsen (2 May 1550-12 November 1550)5 | ||
| Eleonore von Sachsen (11 October 1551-24 April 1553)6 | ||
| Elisabeth von Sachsen (18 October 1552-2 April 1590)7 | ||
| Alexander von Sachsen (21 February 1554-8 October 1565), Administrator of Naumburg8 | ||
| Magnus von Sachsen (24 September 1555-6 November 1558)9 | ||
| Joachim von Sachsen (3 May 1557-21 November 1557)10 | ||
| Hektor von Sachsen (7 October 1558-4 April 1569)11 | ||
| Maria von Sachsen (8 March 1562-6 January 1566)12 | ||
| Dorothea von Sachsen (4 October 1563-13 February 1587)13 | ||
| Amalie von Sachsen (28 January 1565-2 July 1565)14 | ||
| Anna von Sachsen (16 November 1567-27 January 1613)15 | ||
| August von Sachsen (23 October 1569-12 February 1570)16 | ||
| Adolf von Sachsen (8 July 1571-12 March 1572)17 | ||
| Friedrich von Sachsen (18 June 1575-24 January probably 1577)18 | ||
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| Born:19 | 22 November 1532 | Haderslev [city/town], Haderslev Vor Frue Domsogn [parish], Haderslev Herred [municipality], Barvidsyssel [county], Jylland [Unknown/Unspecified], Denmark [country] | ||
| Died:20 | 1 October 1585 | Dresden [city/town], Saxony [state], Germany [country] | ||
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