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Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve,
Landgrave of
Laurvig (20 July 1638 – 17
April 1704) was Governor-general of
Norway (Stattholdere i Norge) from 1664 to 1699...
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Michael Preben,
Count Ahlefeldt-
Laurvig-Bille (Danish:
Michael Preben Greve Ahlefeldt-
Laurvig-Bille) (born 26
February 1965) is a
Danish Count and a landowner...
- The
Countship of
Larvik aka
Landgraviate of
Larvik (also
spelt Laurvig or Laurvigen) was
created on 29
September 1671 when
Brunla amt was made into the...
- Science,
volume 2,
number 4, pp357–376 "Jarlsberg og
Laurvigs Amtstidende".
Jarlsberg og
Laurvigs Amtstidende. 24
October 1921. "Folkets Dagblad". Folkets...
- Grev
Laurvig was an East
Indiaman of the
Danish East
India Company. In 1732, she was sold to the
Danish Asiatic Company. The
origins of the ship remain...
- to
himself and his
descendants to bear the name Ahlefeldt-
Laurvig and
later Ahlefeldt-
Laurvig-Bille. The
Ahlefeldt family ac****ulated
large holdings of...
- in 1817. Then in 1821, it
became part of the
newly created Jarslberg og
Laurvigs amt (county).
Larvik is also the site of the
Treschow estate, "Fritzøehus"...
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Countess Antoinette von
Aldenburg and
Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve,
Count of
Laurvig, a
celebrated (Norwegian)
general and the son of
Frederick III of Denmark...
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married firstly his
first cousin Countess Charlotte Amalie Danneskiold-
Laurvig (15
November 1682 – 7
December 1699), a
daughter of
Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve...
- Danneskjold-
Laurvigs Palæ, Jernmagasinet" (in Danish). Kulturstyrelsen.
Retrieved 23
August 2016.
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