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Margrethe Pape

1618 – 1686

Mistress of Frederick III

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About Margrethe Pape

Lived 1618 – 1686 (aged 67–68). Margrethe Pape was a Danish.

Margrethe von Pape (1620–1684) was a German noblewoman and a Danish royal mistress.

Biography Margarethe was born into the minor German noble family from Schleswig-Holstein, as the only daughter of Nicolaus von Pape (1580-1620), the Court marshal of Itzehoe, and his wife, Anna von Hatten (b. 1600).

She was the mistress of King Frederick III of Denmark and the mother of Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve.

Margrethe Pape became the lover of Frederick of Denmark prior to his marriage and succession to the throne. She married the official, Daniel Hausmann (d. 1670), amtsforvalter (county administrator) of Segeberg and etatsråd.

In 1683, Christian V of Denmark granted her the title Baroness of Løvendal.

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Born
1618
Birth century
Died
1686, Oslo
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Margrethe Pape?

Mistress of Frederick III

When was Margrethe Pape born?

Margrethe Pape was born in 1618.

When did Margrethe Pape die?

Margrethe Pape died in 1686 in Oslo.

What nationality was Margrethe Pape?

Margrethe Pape was Danish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Margrethe Pape

· Wikidata: Q1757339

· DBpedia: Margrethe Pape

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