Anne-Marie of Denmark

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Anne-Marie of Denmark with husband King Constantine of Greece, 1987

Anne-Marie Dagmar Ingrid of Denmark (born August 30, 1946 at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen ), Queen of the Hellenes from 1964 to 1973 , is the daughter of King Friedrich IX. from the House of Oldenburg and Princess Ingrid of Sweden .

She married King Constantine II in Athens on September 18, 1964 , who was King of Greece from 1964 to 1973/74 . She is the sister of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and Princess Benedektiven zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg (* 1944). Anne-Marie is the sister-in-law of Queen Sophia of Spain .

Pedigree

Ancestry and Descendants Chart: Anne-Marie of Denmark and Greece
Great-great-grandparents

King Christian IX
(1818–1906)
⚭ 1842
Princess Luise of Hesse
(1817–1898)

King Charles XV (Sweden)
(1826–1872)
⚭ 1850
Princess Luise of Oranien-Nassau
(1828–1871)

Grand Duke
Friedrich Franz II. (Mecklenburg)
(1823–1883)
⚭ 1849
Princess Auguste Reuss zu Schleiz-Köstritz
(1822–1862)

Grand Prince
Michael Nikolajewitsch Romanow
(1832–1909)
⚭ 1875
Princess Cäcilie von Baden
(1839–1891)

King Oskar II (Sweden)
(1829–1907)
⚭ 1857
Princess Sophia of Nassau
(1836–1913)

Grand Duke Friedrich I of Baden
(1826–1907)
⚭ 1856
Princess Luise of Prussia
(1838–1923)

Prince
Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
(1819–1861)
⚭ 1840
Queen Victoria (United Kingdom)
(1819–1901)

Prince
Friedrich Karl Nikolaus of Prussia
(1828–1885)
⚭ 1854
Princess Maria Anna of Anhalt-Dessau
(1837–1906)

Great grandparents

King
Friedrich VIII (Denmark)
(1843–1912)
⚭ 1869
Princess Luise of Sweden
(1851–1926)

Grand Duke
Friedrich Franz III. (Mecklenburg)
(1851–1897)
⚭ 1879
Grand Duchess Anastasia Michailowna Romanowa
(1860–1922)

King
Gustav V (Sweden)
(1858–1950)
⚭ 1881
Princess Viktoria of Baden
(1862–1930)

Duke
Arthur Wilhelm von Connaught
(1850–1942)
⚭ 1879
Princess Luise Margareta of Prussia
(1860–1917)

Grandparents

King Christian X.
(1870–1947)
⚭ 1898
Duchess Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
(1879–1952)

King Gustav VI. Adolf (Sweden)
(1882–1973)
⚭ 1905
Princess Margaret of Connaught
(1882–1920)

parents

King Friedrich IX. (Denmark)
(1899–1972)
⚭ 1935
Princess Ingrid of Sweden
(1910–2000)

Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark
(* 1946)

⚭ 1964
King Constantine II of Greece
(* 1940)

children

Princess Alexia of Greece
(* 1965)
⚭ 1999
Carlos Morales Quintana (* 1970)

Prince Paul of Greece
(* 1967)
⚭ 1995
Marie-Chantal Miller (* 1968)

Prince Nikolaos of Greece
(* 1969)
⚭ 2010
Tatiana Ellinka Blatnik
(* 1980)

Princess Theodora of Greece
(* 1983)
Prince Philippos of Greece
(* 1986)
grandson
  • Arrietta Morales y de Grecia
    (* 2002)
  • Anna-Maria Morales y de Grecia
    (* 2003)
  • Carlos Morales y de Grecia
    (* 2005)
  • Amelia Morales y de Grecia
    (* 2007)
  • Princess Maria-Olympia
    (* 1996)
  • Prince Konstantinos-Alexios
    (* 1998)
  • Prince Achileas-Andreas
    (* 2000)
  • Prince Odysseas Kimon
    (* 2004)
  • Prince Aristidis Stavros
    (* 2008)

title

Greek royal family
Royal Coat of Arms of Greece.svg

SM Constantine II.
IM Queen Anne-Marie

IM Queen Sophia of Spain
HRH Princess Irene

  • HRH Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark (1946–1953)
( Danish : HKH prinsesse Anne-Marie af Danmark )
( English : Her Royal Highness Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark )
  • Her Royal Highness Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark (1953–1964)
(Danish: HKH prinsesse Anne-Marie til Danmark )
(English: Her Royal Highness Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark )
  • Her Majesty the Queen of the Hellenes (1964–1973 / 74)
(Danish: HM Dronning Anna-Marie af Grækenland, Hellenernes dronning, prinsesse af Danmark )
(English: Her Majesty The Queen of the Hellenes )
  • Her Majesty Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, Princess of Denmark (used outside of Greece since 1973/74)
(Danish: HM Dronning Anna-Marie af Grækenland, Hellenernes dronning, prinsesse af Danmark )
(English: Her Majesty Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, Princess of Denmark )
  • Anna-Maria de Grecia (used in Greece since 2003)
predecessor Office Successor
Friederike von Hannover Queen of Greece
1964–1974
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