Oldenburg dynasty

The Oldenburg dynasty is a royal family from Northern Europe, primarily known for ruling Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, as well as various German states. Originating in the 11th century, the dynasty played a significant role in European history, notably influencing politics and alliances through marriages and wars. The family produced various notable monarchs, including King Christian IV of Denmark and Frederick VIII of Denmark. The Oldenburg line's legacy continues today, as the current monarchs of Denmark and Norway are descendants of this dynasty, illustrating its lasting impact on European royal lineage.