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	1574-1619. Wife to King [[James I]]/James VI. Queen of England ~~from~~ 1603 to 1619.		1574-1619. Wife to King [[James I]]/James VI. Queen of England 1603-1619.

	As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.		As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.

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	~~Anne of Denmark, wife~~ to King [[James I]]~~, lived from 1574 to 1619 and was~~ Queen from 1603 to 1619.		1574-1619. Wife to King [[James I]]/James VI. Queen of England from 1603 to 1619.

	As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.		As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.

	The marriage took place on August ~~20th~~, 1589, and was carried out without King James – it was a Scottish delegate who was present.		The marriage took place on August 20, 1589, and was carried out without King James – it was a Scottish delegate who was present.
	There was another marriage celebration which took place on November ~~23rd~~, 1589, this time the King was present as well; the ceremony was repeated once again in the presence of the Danish royal family.		There was another marriage celebration which took place on November 23, 1589, this time the King was present as well; the ceremony was repeated once again in the presence of the Danish royal family.

	Anne was very popular among the Scottish people; this was both because of her youth and the splendour which accompanied her arrival in Scotland because the financial means of the royal family in Scotland were rather limited. However, court life changed after Anne’s arrival as she was the first Queen after 20 years of male reign.		Anne was very popular among the Scottish people; this was both because of her youth and the splendour which accompanied her arrival in Scotland because the financial means of the royal family in Scotland were rather limited. However, court life changed after Anne’s arrival as she was the first Queen after 20 years of male reign.

	Anne soon lost her popularity, this was especially due to the fact that she did not get pregnant. However, their first child was born on February ~~19th~~, 1594, and was called Henry Frederick. King James was happy about being provided with an heir as he thought this should confirm his claim on the English throne.		Anne soon lost her popularity, this was especially due to the fact that she did not get pregnant for quite a while. However, their first child was born February 19, 1594, and was called Henry Frederick. King James was happy about being provided with an heir as he thought this should confirm his claim on the English throne.
	Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth (born on August ~~19th~~, 1596, later to marry Frederick, Elector of the Palatinate), Margaret (born on December ~~24th~~, 1598, but died at a very young age), Charles (born on November ~~19th~~, 1600, later King [[Charles I]] of England), Robert Bruce (born on May ~~27th~~, 1602, died early), Mary (~~1605 – 1607~~) and two other children who also died very early.		Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth (born on August 19, 1596, later to marry Frederick, Elector of the Palatinate), Margaret (born on December 24, 1598, but died at a very young age), Charles (born on November 19, 1600, later King [[Charles I]] of England), Robert Bruce (born on May 27, 1602, died early), Mary (1605–1607) and two other children who also died very early.

	After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by [[The masque\|court masques]] and supported [[Ben Jonson]] and [[Inigo Jones]].		After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by [[The masque\|court masques]] and supported [[Ben Jonson]] and [[Inigo Jones]].

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	Panzer, Marita A. ''Englands Königinnen'', ''Von den Tudors zu den Windsors'', Regensburg: Pustet, 2001.		Panzer, Marita A. ''Englands Königinnen'', ''Von den Tudors zu den Windsors'', Regensburg: Pustet, 2001.

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	Anne of Denmark, wife to King [[James I]], lived from 1574 to 1619 and was Queen from 1603 to 1619.		Anne of Denmark, wife to King [[James I]], lived from 1574 to 1619 and was Queen from 1603 to 1619.

	As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney- and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.		As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.

	The marriage took place on August 20th, 1589, and was carried out without King James – it was a Scottish delegate who was present.		The marriage took place on August 20th, 1589, and was carried out without King James – it was a Scottish delegate who was present.
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	Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth (born on August 19th, 1596, later to marry Frederick, Elector of the Palatinate), Margaret (born on December 24th, 1598, but died at a very young age), Charles (born on November 19th, 1600, later King [[Charles I]] of England), Robert Bruce (born on May 27th, 1602, died early), Mary (1605 – 1607) and two other children who also died very early.		Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth (born on August 19th, 1596, later to marry Frederick, Elector of the Palatinate), Margaret (born on December 24th, 1598, but died at a very young age), Charles (born on November 19th, 1600, later King [[Charles I]] of England), Robert Bruce (born on May 27th, 1602, died early), Mary (1605 – 1607) and two other children who also died very early.

	After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by [[court masques]] and supported [[Ben Jonson]] and [[Inigo Jones]].		After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by [[The masque\|court masques]] and supported [[Ben Jonson]] and [[Inigo Jones]].
	Apart from supporting English theatre, Anne also spent a lot of money on her clothing and on building projects and thus added to King James' financial troubles.		Apart from supporting English theatre, Anne also spent a lot of money on her clothing and on building projects and thus added to King James' financial troubles.


	Anne had rather little influence on King James’ political decisions and they lived in different places for most part of the year. Nevertheless, they still appeared together for official occasions.		Anne had rather little influence on King James’ political decisions and they lived in different places for most part of the year. Nevertheless, they still appeared together for official occasions.


			== Sources ==
	~~'''~~Sources~~'''~~

	Panzer, Marita A. ''Englands Königinnen'', ''Von den Tudors zu den Windsors'', Regensburg: Pustet, 2001.		Panzer, Marita A. ''Englands Königinnen'', ''Von den Tudors zu den Windsors'', Regensburg: Pustet, 2001.

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	Anne soon lost her popularity, this was especially due to the fact that she did not get pregnant. However, their first child was born on February 19th, 1594, and was called Henry Frederick. King James was happy about being provided with an heir as he thought this should confirm his claim on the English throne.		Anne soon lost her popularity, this was especially due to the fact that she did not get pregnant. However, their first child was born on February 19th, 1594, and was called Henry Frederick. King James was happy about being provided with an heir as he thought this should confirm his claim on the English throne.
	Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth (born on August 19th, 1596), Margaret (born on December 24th, 1598, but died at a very young age), ~~Carl~~ ( born on November 19th, 1600, later King ~~Carl~~ I of England ), Robert Bruce ( born on May 27th, 1602, died early ), Mary ( 1605 – 1607 ) and two other children who also died very early.		Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth (born on August 19th, 1596, later to marry Frederick, Elector of the Palatinate), Margaret (born on December 24th, 1598, but died at a very young age), Charles (born on November 19th, 1600, later King [[Charles I]] of England), Robert Bruce (born on May 27th, 1602, died early), Mary (1605 – 1607) and two other children who also died very early.

	After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by masques and ~~thus decided to support~~ Ben Jonson and Inigo Jones.		After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by [[court masques]] and supported [[Ben Jonson]] and [[Inigo Jones]].
	Apart from supporting English theatre, Anne also spent a lot of money on her clothing and on building projects and thus added to King James' financial troubles.		Apart from supporting English theatre, Anne also spent a lot of money on her clothing and on building projects and thus added to King James' financial troubles.

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	Anne was very popular among the Scottish people; this was both because of her youth and the splendour which accompanied her arrival in Scotland because the financial means of the royal family in Scotland were rather limited. However, court life changed after Anne’s arrival as she was the first Queen after 20 years of male reign.		Anne was very popular among the Scottish people; this was both because of her youth and the splendour which accompanied her arrival in Scotland because the financial means of the royal family in Scotland were rather limited. However, court life changed after Anne’s arrival as she was the first Queen after 20 years of male reign.

	Anne was crowned Queen on May 17th, 1590, according to Protestant rites, even though King James himself was a Catholic. Soon after, the young Queen was confronted with disagreements between the Protestant and Catholic camps at court.		Anne soon lost her popularity, this was especially due to the fact that she did not get pregnant. However, their first child was born on February 19th, 1594, and was called Henry Frederick. King James was happy about being provided with an heir as he thought this should confirm his claim on the English throne.
			Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth (born on August 19th, 1596), Margaret (born on December 24th, 1598, but died at a very young age), Carl ( born on November 19th, 1600, later King Carl I of England ), Robert Bruce ( born on May 27th, 1602, died early ), Mary ( 1605 – 1607 ) and two other children who also died very early.
	Anne soon lost her popularity, this was especially due to the fact that she did not get pregnant ~~in the first time~~. However, their first child was born on February 19th, 1594, and was called Henry Frederick. King James was happy about being provided with an heir as he thought this should confirm his claim on the English throne.
	Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth ( born on August 19th, 1596 ), Margaret ( born on December 24th, 1598, but died at a very young age ), Carl ( born on November 19th, 1600, later King Carl I of England ), Robert Bruce ( born on May 27th, 1602, died early ), Mary ( 1605 – 1607 ) and two other children who also died very early.

	After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by masques and thus decided to support Ben Jonson and Inigo Jones.		After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by masques and thus decided to support Ben Jonson and Inigo Jones.

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	Anne of Denmark, wife to King James I, lived from 1574 to 1619 and was Queen from 1603 to 1619.		Anne of Denmark, wife to King [[James I]], lived from 1574 to 1619 and was Queen from 1603 to 1619.

	~~She was the first Queen of Great Britain due to the fact that her husband, James VI of Scotland, ascended the English throne as well in 1603. Since then she was Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland~~.

	As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney- and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.		As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney- and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.

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Anne of Denmark, wife to King James I, lived from 1574 to 1619 and was Queen from 1603 to 1619.

She was the first Queen of Great Britain due to the fact that her husband, James VI of Scotland, ascended the English throne as well in 1603. Since then she was Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland.

As the Danish King was very wealthy, there were many candidates who wanted to marry Anne and her sister. Denmark finally decided to accept the proposal of King James VI of Scotland because this way the argument about the Orkney- and Shetland islands would finally be solved as they belonged to Anne’s dowry.

The marriage took place on August 20th, 1589, and was carried out without King James – it was a Scottish delegate who was present.
There was another marriage celebration which took place on November 23rd, 1589, this time the King was present as well; the ceremony was repeated once again in the presence of the Danish royal family.

Anne was very popular among the Scottish people; this was both because of her youth and the splendour which accompanied her arrival in Scotland because the financial means of the royal family in Scotland were rather limited. However, court life changed after Anne’s arrival as she was the first Queen after 20 years of male reign.

Anne was crowned Queen on May 17th, 1590, according to Protestant rites, even though King James himself was a Catholic. Soon after, the young Queen was confronted with disagreements between the Protestant and Catholic camps at court.

Anne soon lost her popularity, this was especially due to the fact that she did not get pregnant in the first time. However, their first child was born on February 19th, 1594, and was called Henry Frederick. King James was happy about being provided with an heir as he thought this should confirm his claim on the English throne.
Anne and James had several other children: Elisabeth ( born on August 19th, 1596 ), Margaret ( born on December 24th, 1598, but died at a very young age ), Carl ( born on November 19th, 1600, later King Carl I of England ), Robert Bruce ( born on May 27th, 1602, died early ), Mary ( 1605 – 1607 ) and two other children who also died very early.

After James was crowned King of England, Anne visited England for the first time and discovered many things that were completely new to her. She was highly impressed by masques and thus decided to support Ben Jonson and Inigo Jones.
Apart from supporting English theatre, Anne also spent a lot of money on her clothing and on building projects and thus added to King James' financial troubles.

Anne had rather little influence on King James’ political decisions and they lived in different places for most part of the year. Nevertheless, they still appeared together for official occasions.

'''Sources'''

Panzer, Marita A. ''Englands Königinnen'', ''Von den Tudors zu den Windsors'', Regensburg: Pustet, 2001.

[http://www.luminarium.org/encyclopedia/annedenmark.htm]