2 Alexandra of Denmark
3 Cnut the Great

4 Margrethe II of Denmark
5 George I of Greece
George I of Greece reigned as the king of Greece from 1863 until his murder in 1913. During his reign of nearly 50 years, which is the longest in the history of modern Greece, George helped expand Greece's territory significantly. During his reign, Greece also became increasingly prosperous and attained a popular place on the European stage.
6 Maria Feodorovna

Maria Feodorovna was a Danish princess who married Emperor Alexander III and became Empress of Russia. She was the second daughter of King Christian IX of Denmark and Louise of Hesse-Kassel. She grew up to be a beautiful and charming woman. She was married to Alexander Alexandrovich, the son of Emperor Alexander II and his first wife Maria Alexandrovna.
7 Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark
Mary Elizabeth Donaldson is the Crown Princess of Denmark and the Countess of Monpezat, as the wife of Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark. She previously worked as a consultant for Microsoft and had met Prince Frederik at a Sydney pub when he in Australia for the 2000 Summer Olympics.
8 Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark
Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark is the first in order of succession to the Danish throne. Frederik has various interests that range from climate change to sports. He often encourages the people of Denmark to stay active and healthy. He has also established the Crown Prince Frederik's Foundation, which aims to provide financial support to students and encourage scientific expeditions.
9 Harald Bluetooth

10 Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye
11 Christian IX of Denmark
Christian IX of Denmark was King of Denmark from 1863 to 1906, having claimed the throne following the death of King Frederick VII. During his early reign, the Danish saw defeat in the Second Schleswig War and lost several duchies. Recovering from a tumultuous start, he reigned over his nation for several years and was respected by his people.
12 Sweyn Forkbeard

13 Halfdan Ragnarsson

14 Haakon VII of Norway
15 Christian X
16 Frederick IX of Denmark
Frederick IX of Denmark reigned as the king of Denmark from 1947 until his death in 1972. Under his reign, the Danish society experienced a rapid change; the economy received a massive boost in the 1960s which allowed women to enter the labor market. In 1982, Frederick's statue was unveiled in Copenhagen, ten years after his death.
17 Anne of Denmark
Often described as a "dumb blonde," Anne of Denmark, who became the queen of Scotland, England, and Ireland, through her marriage to King James VI and I, was an art connoisseur known for attending extravagant masques. She probably also converted to Catholicism later, going against James’s anti-Catholic stance.
18 Guthrum
Guthrum was a 9th-century king of East Anglia. A Great Summer Army leader, his aim was to unite with the Danish Army and conquer the Anglo Saxon kingdoms. The combined army won a few battles but lost at Edington, following which Guthrum was baptised and ruled East Anglia as Æthelstan.
19 Queen Anne-Marie of Greece

20 Frederick VIII of Denmark

21 Prince George of Denmark

22 Ingrid of Sweden

23 Frederick VI of Denmark

24 Margaret I of Denmark

25 Louise of Hesse-Kassel

26 Christian VII of Denmark

27 Christian IV of Denmark

28 Cnut

29 Christian II of Denmark

30 Christian III of Denmark

31 Frederick VII of Denmark

32 Frederick I of Denmark

33 Frederick V of Denmark

34 Christian I of Denmark

35 Christian VIII of Denmark

36 Frederick II of Denmark

37 Louise of Sweden

38 Philippa of England

39 Harald II of Denmark

40 Sweyn II of Denmark

41 Frederick IV of Denmark

42 Christian V of Denmark

43 Frederick III of Denmark

44 Canute IV

Canute IV reigned as the King of Denmark from 1080 until his death in 1086. An ambitious king, Canute IV worked towards strengthening the Danish monarchy. He was also the first king of Denmark to be canonized. In 1101, he was recognized as patron saint of Denmark by the Roman Catholic Church.
45 Isabella of Austria

46 Christian VI of Denmark

47 Margaret of Denmark, Queen of Scotland

48 John, King of Denmark

49 Valdemar I of Denmark

50 Princess Alexandra of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg
