Agnes af BRANDENBURG
1258 - 1304 (46 years)-
Name Agnes af BRANDENBURG Born 1258 Roskilde,Kobenhavn,Danmark 
Gender Female Died 1304 Ringsted,Soro,Danmark Buried Ringsted Person ID I969 Conrad Jenssen Family Tree Last Modified 19 Jun 2013
Father Markgreve af Brandenburg Johan I, b. Abt 1216, d. 04 Apr 1266 (Age 50 years) Relationship Natural Mother Jutta af SACHSEN, b. Abt 1228, d. 02 Feb 1267 (Age 39 years) Relationship Natural Family ID F658 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Erik V GLIPPING, b. 1249, Halsted, Maribo, Denmark , d. 22 Nov 1286, Finderup, Viborg, Denmark (Age 37 years) Married 11 Nov 1273 Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark Children 1. Christoffer II King af DANMARK, b. 29 Sep 1276, Avnsberg, Sjorlev, Viborg, Denmark , d. 02 Aug 1332, Nykobing, Falster, Maribo, Denmark (Age 55 years) [Natural]Family ID F689 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Noter : Efter mordet på kong Erik V giftede hun sig med Grev Gerhard den Blinde af Holsten. Gerhard var en brorsøn til ABEL's Dronning, Mechtilde. De fik en søn Johan den Milde.
Regent fra 1286 for sin umyndige søn Erik 6. Menved; ægtede 1293 grev Gerhard 2. af Holsten.
http://www.danbbs.dk/~just/total.web/per01573.htm#0
Danish Women Lensmænd (County Sheriffs)
The fiefs were not hereditary, but the tenant holder - Lensmand - was appointed by the king - normally for life, but they often exchanged tenantcies. If a lensmand died in office his widow or other heirs would administer the tenantcy until the "books were closed" - normally for about a year. Sometimes couples were appointed joint lendmaend for life and on other occiations women were appointed fiefholders in their own right of a county and sometimes also with an additional Herred (Wapentake - county subdivision). The lensmand was the local represenative of the king, recieved taxes and excises, was in charge of the military and held the right to appoint judges etc. After the introduction of the Absolutism in 1660, the system was abolished. The landscape of Skåne was conquered by Sweden in 1658. For many centuries the Queen Dowagers were given the islands of Lolland-Falster as their dowry, to witch they retired after they became widows.
1286 Dowager Lady of Lolland-Falster Queen Dowager Agnes of Brandenburg
Widow of King Erik 5. Klipping and regent for son, Erik 6. Menved (1286-...). Later married to Count Gerhard of Holsten and mother of another son. (d. 1304)
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- Noter : Efter mordet på kong Erik V giftede hun sig med Grev Gerhard den Blinde af Holsten. Gerhard var en brorsøn til ABEL's Dronning, Mechtilde. De fik en søn Johan den Milde.