Fredrik Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen
German duke (1763-1834)
1763 — 1834
Quick Facts
Profession
German duke (1763-1834)
Born
April 29, 1763
Died
1834 (age ~71)
Name Origin
Scandinavian
Timeline
aristocrat
Saxe-AltenburgBorn in HildburghausenDied in Hummelshain
1763
Born in Hildburghausen (1763-04-29)
1834
Died in Hummelshain
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Fredrik Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen?+
Fredrik Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen is German duke (1763-1834). Born in 1763.
What does the name Fredrik mean?+
The name Fredrik means "a male given name. Etymology: Of - origin, cognate with the Frederick. First recorded as a given name in Norway ca. 1060.". It is of Scandinavian origin.
When was Fredrik Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen born?+
Fredrik Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen was born on April 29, 1763.
When did Fredrik Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen die?+
Fredrik Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen died in 1834, at approximately 71 years of age.
Name Meaning
a male given name. Etymology: Of - origin, cognate with the Frederick. First recorded as a given name in Norway ca. 1060.
The name Fredrik is of Scandinavian origin, meaning "a male given name. Etymology: Of - origin, cognate with the Frederick. First recorded as a given name in Norway ca. 1060.". It is traditionally a male name.
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Names related to Fredrik
Fredrik — April 29, 1763
Zodiac & Calendar Signs
Western Zodiac
Taurus
Reliable, patient, devoted
Earth · Venus · Apr 20 – May 20
Chinese Zodiac
Goat
Calm, gentle, sympathetic
Water · Yin
Mayan Tzolkin
4 Etznab
Mirror — clarity, truth, reflection
Celtic Tree
Willow
Patient, intuitive, creative
Ogham: Saille · Apr 15 – May 12
Birthstone: Diamond — Eternal love, clarity
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Crowns are heavy. You wore yours well.
— a historian
Your reign defined an era. The books don't do it justice.
— a student of history
My grandmother kept your portrait on the wall until the day she died.
— a subject
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