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Robin Birkedal 🇩🇰 🇬🇱 🇺🇦 (@RobinBirkedal)
RT @JoelTheDane (Joel The Dane 🇩🇰🇺🇦 Данський Козак #NAFO): THE KING OF DENMARK HAS UKRAINIAN BLOOD 🇺🇦🇩🇰 A fact that most Danes and Ukrainians are unaware of. And not just any Ukrainian blood. There is a direct bloodline from King Frederik X of Denmark to King Rurik - the legendary founder of Ukraine, Kyivan Rus' and the Rurikid Dynasty 🇺🇦 The Danish royal bloodline has remained unbroken for more than 1,000 years, and the connection to Rurik dates back around 900 years. In about 1117, a Ukrainian noblewoman, Ingeborg of Kyiv, married the Danish prince Canute Lavard. She was the daughter of Grand Prince Mstislav I of Kyiv and Christina Ingesdotter of Sweden. On 14 January 1131, she gave birth to a son, Valdemar I of Denmark, who was born in Kyiv, #Ukraine 🇺🇦 Due to a conflict in the Kingdom of Denmark, Prince Canute sent his pregnant wife to safety in Kyiv. Canute was murdered a few days before the birth of Valdemar by his own cousin, who wanted to eliminate competition for the throne. Later, a civil war broke out in Denmark, and after about 10 years of war, Valdemar the Great became sole ruler of the Danish kingdom. He later married Sophia of Minsk of House Rurik, the house of his Ukrainian mother, who was now Queen of Denmark. Ingeborg of Denmark was known as a strong woman and a skilled diplomat. She arranged the marriage of her son to Sophia of Minsk to strengthen the alliance between #Kyiv and Denmark. Her daughter later became Queen of Norway, and her granddaughter became Queen of France. She is absolutely one of the most important women in the entire history of Denmark - and she was Ukrainian. At the time, Denmark was one of the strongest military powers in #Europe. With the new alliances with Kyiv, France and Norway, #Denmark became unstoppable and later ruled the majority of #Scandinavia, northern Germany and parts of the Baltics. LONG LIVE KING FREDERIK X — King of Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and a direct descendant of Kyivan Rus'🫡🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🇺🇦 SLAVA UKRAINI‼️
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Per (@bollsverden)
RT @JoelTheDane (Joel The Dane 🇩🇰🇺🇦 Данський Козак #NAFO): THE KING OF DENMARK HAS UKRAINIAN BLOOD 🇺🇦🇩🇰 A fact that most Danes and Ukrainians are unaware of. And not just any Ukrainian blood. There is a direct bloodline from King Frederik X of Denmark to King Rurik - the legendary founder of Ukraine, Kyivan Rus' and the Rurikid Dynasty 🇺🇦 The Danish royal bloodline has remained unbroken for more than 1,000 years, and the connection to Rurik dates back around 900 years. In about 1117, a Ukrainian noblewoman, Ingeborg of Kyiv, married the Danish prince Canute Lavard. She was the daughter of Grand Prince Mstislav I of Kyiv and Christina Ingesdotter of Sweden. On 14 January 1131, she gave birth to a son, Valdemar I of Denmark, who was born in Kyiv, #Ukraine 🇺🇦 Due to a conflict in the Kingdom of Denmark, Prince Canute sent his pregnant wife to safety in Kyiv. Canute was murdered a few days before the birth of Valdemar by his own cousin, who wanted to eliminate competition for the throne. Later, a civil war broke out in Denmark, and after about 10 years of war, Valdemar the Great became sole ruler of the Danish kingdom. He later married Sophia of Minsk of House Rurik, the house of his Ukrainian mother, who was now Queen of Denmark. Ingeborg of Denmark was known as a strong woman and a skilled diplomat. She arranged the marriage of her son to Sophia of Minsk to strengthen the alliance between #Kyiv and Denmark. Her daughter later became Queen of Norway, and her granddaughter became Queen of France. She is absolutely one of the most important women in the entire history of Denmark - and she was Ukrainian. At the time, Denmark was one of the strongest military powers in #Europe. With the new alliances with Kyiv, France and Norway, #Denmark became unstoppable and later ruled the majority of #Scandinavia, northern Germany and parts of the Baltics. LONG LIVE KING FREDERIK X — King of Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and a direct descendant of Kyivan Rus'🫡🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🇺🇦 SLAVA UKRAINI‼️
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Jens Rasmussen (@JensRas13575140)
RT @JoelTheDane (Joel The Dane 🇩🇰🇺🇦 Данський Козак #NAFO): THE KING OF DENMARK HAS UKRAINIAN BLOOD 🇺🇦🇩🇰 A fact that most Danes and Ukrainians are unaware of. And not just any Ukrainian blood. There is a direct bloodline from King Frederik X of Denmark to King Rurik - the legendary founder of Ukraine, Kyivan Rus' and the Rurikid Dynasty 🇺🇦 The Danish royal bloodline has remained unbroken for more than 1,000 years, and the connection to Rurik dates back around 900 years. In about 1117, a Ukrainian noblewoman, Ingeborg of Kyiv, married the Danish prince Canute Lavard. She was the daughter of Grand Prince Mstislav I of Kyiv and Christina Ingesdotter of Sweden. On 14 January 1131, she gave birth to a son, Valdemar I of Denmark, who was born in Kyiv, #Ukraine 🇺🇦 Due to a conflict in the Kingdom of Denmark, Prince Canute sent his pregnant wife to safety in Kyiv. Canute was murdered a few days before the birth of Valdemar by his own cousin, who wanted to eliminate competition for the throne. Later, a civil war broke out in Denmark, and after about 10 years of war, Valdemar the Great became sole ruler of the Danish kingdom. He later married Sophia of Minsk of House Rurik, the house of his Ukrainian mother, who was now Queen of Denmark. Ingeborg of Denmark was known as a strong woman and a skilled diplomat. She arranged the marriage of her son to Sophia of Minsk to strengthen the alliance between #Kyiv and Denmark. Her daughter later became Queen of Norway, and her granddaughter became Queen of France. She is absolutely one of the most important women in the entire history of Denmark - and she was Ukrainian. At the time, Denmark was one of the strongest military powers in #Europe. With the new alliances with Kyiv, France and Norway, #Denmark became unstoppable and later ruled the majority of #Scandinavia, northern Germany and parts of the Baltics. LONG LIVE KING FREDERIK X — King of Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and a direct descendant of Kyivan Rus'🫡🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🇺🇦 SLAVA UKRAINI‼️
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Postman (@Postmanden1)
RT @JoelTheDane (Joel The Dane 🇩🇰🇺🇦 Данський Козак #NAFO): THE KING OF DENMARK HAS UKRAINIAN BLOOD 🇺🇦🇩🇰 A fact that most Danes and Ukrainians are unaware of. And not just any Ukrainian blood. There is a direct bloodline from King Frederik X of Denmark to King Rurik - the legendary founder of Ukraine, Kyivan Rus' and the Rurikid Dynasty 🇺🇦 The Danish royal bloodline has remained unbroken for more than 1,000 years, and the connection to Rurik dates back around 900 years. In about 1117, a Ukrainian noblewoman, Ingeborg of Kyiv, married the Danish prince Canute Lavard. She was the daughter of Grand Prince Mstislav I of Kyiv and Christina Ingesdotter of Sweden. On 14 January 1131, she gave birth to a son, Valdemar I of Denmark, who was born in Kyiv, #Ukraine 🇺🇦 Due to a conflict in the Kingdom of Denmark, Prince Canute sent his pregnant wife to safety in Kyiv. Canute was murdered a few days before the birth of Valdemar by his own cousin, who wanted to eliminate competition for the throne. Later, a civil war broke out in Denmark, and after about 10 years of war, Valdemar the Great became sole ruler of the Danish kingdom. He later married Sophia of Minsk of House Rurik, the house of his Ukrainian mother, who was now Queen of Denmark. Ingeborg of Denmark was known as a strong woman and a skilled diplomat. She arranged the marriage of her son to Sophia of Minsk to strengthen the alliance between #Kyiv and Denmark. Her daughter later became Queen of Norway, and her granddaughter became Queen of France. She is absolutely one of the most important women in the entire history of Denmark - and she was Ukrainian. At the time, Denmark was one of the strongest military powers in #Europe. With the new alliances with Kyiv, France and Norway, #Denmark became unstoppable and later ruled the majority of #Scandinavia, northern Germany and parts of the Baltics. LONG LIVE KING FREDERIK X — King of Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and a direct descendant of Kyivan Rus'🫡🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🇺🇦 SLAVA UKRAINI‼️
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HusogHave.nu (@husoghave)
RT @JoelTheDane (Joel The Dane 🇩🇰🇺🇦 Данський Козак #NAFO): THE KING OF DENMARK HAS UKRAINIAN BLOOD 🇺🇦🇩🇰 A fact that most Danes and Ukrainians are unaware of. And not just any Ukrainian blood. There is a direct bloodline from King Frederik X of Denmark to King Rurik - the legendary founder of Ukraine, Kyivan Rus' and the Rurikid Dynasty 🇺🇦 The Danish royal bloodline has remained unbroken for more than 1,000 years, and the connection to Rurik dates back around 900 years. In about 1117, a Ukrainian noblewoman, Ingeborg of Kyiv, married the Danish prince Canute Lavard. She was the daughter of Grand Prince Mstislav I of Kyiv and Christina Ingesdotter of Sweden. On 14 January 1131, she gave birth to a son, Valdemar I of Denmark, who was born in Kyiv, #Ukraine 🇺🇦 Due to a conflict in the Kingdom of Denmark, Prince Canute sent his pregnant wife to safety in Kyiv. Canute was murdered a few days before the birth of Valdemar by his own cousin, who wanted to eliminate competition for the throne. Later, a civil war broke out in Denmark, and after about 10 years of war, Valdemar the Great became sole ruler of the Danish kingdom. He later married Sophia of Minsk of House Rurik, the house of his Ukrainian mother, who was now Queen of Denmark. Ingeborg of Denmark was known as a strong woman and a skilled diplomat. She arranged the marriage of her son to Sophia of Minsk to strengthen the alliance between #Kyiv and Denmark. Her daughter later became Queen of Norway, and her granddaughter became Queen of France. She is absolutely one of the most important women in the entire history of Denmark - and she was Ukrainian. At the time, Denmark was one of the strongest military powers in #Europe. With the new alliances with Kyiv, France and Norway, #Denmark became unstoppable and later ruled the majority of #Scandinavia, northern Germany and parts of the Baltics. LONG LIVE KING FREDERIK X — King of Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and a direct descendant of Kyivan Rus'🫡🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🇺🇦 SLAVA UKRAINI‼️