Everything about Kirsten Munk totally explained
Kirsten Munk (sometimes "Christina Munk") (
6 July 1598 -
19 April 1658,
Boller Castle near
Horsens), was a Danish noblewoman, the second (morganatic) wife of King
Christian IV of Denmark and mother to twelve of his children.
Biography
Kirsten Munck was daughter of count Ludvig Munck and noblewoman
Ellen Marsvin. She was the mother of twelve children, among them the famous Leonora Christine. In 1615, she was married to the king morganatically. In 1627, she was given the title Countess of Schleswig-Holstein. In 1628, she fell in love with a cavalry captain of the same age as she, Otto Ludwig von Salms, and couldn't hide their relationship. The king himself had a relationship with
Vibeke Kruse. The king accused her of adultery, sorcery and having contact with a magician in Hamburg. In 1629, she was exiled to Jutland for adultery.
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