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Mette Hardenberg

1569 – 1629

Alleged Danish demon possession victim

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Lived 1569 – 1629 (aged 59–60). Mette Hardenberg was a Danish.

Mette Hardenberg (1569–1629), was a Danish noble and landowner. She was known as an eccentric, and became famous in contemporary Denmark when she believed herself to be possessed by a demon. She was also known for the pilgrimage as a beggar, which she undertook after a vision in a dream.

Biography She was born to riksråd Erik Hardenberg and in 1589 married noble landowner Preben Gyldenstjerne til Vosborg (d. 1616). Mette Hardenberg became insane in 1597: the insanity was believed to be caused by an obsession of a demon, and she was reportedly freed from it after having undertaken a pilgrimage as a beggar, an act to which she claimed to have been advised to in a dream.

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Born
1569, Ringsted
Birth century
Died
1629, Eskebjerg
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Mette Hardenberg?

Alleged Danish demon possession victim (1569–1629)

When was Mette Hardenberg born?

Mette Hardenberg was born in 1569 in Ringsted.

When did Mette Hardenberg die?

Mette Hardenberg died in 1629 in Eskebjerg.

What nationality was Mette Hardenberg?

Mette Hardenberg was Danish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mette Hardenberg

· Wikidata: Q4952683

· DBpedia: Mette Hardenberg

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