Frederik V (King of Denmark)

Frederik V was King of Denmark from 1746 to 1766, known for promoting arts and architecture, including the completion of the Royal Danish Theatre. He was a popular ruler, admired for his interest in culture and his relatively relaxed leadership. His reign was marked by stability and the strengthening of Danish national identity. Frederik V also held the title of Duke of Schleswig and Holstein, reflecting his influence over parts of northern Germany. His leadership helped lay foundations for Denmark’s cultural and political development in the 18th century.