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1810 in Denmark
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April 2018
1810
The following events occurred in Denmark in the year 1810.
Incumbents
Monarch – Frederick VIFrederick VI king of Denmark and Norway https://www.britannica.com/biography/Frederick-VI Encyclopedia Britannica 27 June 2019 en
Prime minister – Christian Günther von Bernstorff, Frederik Moltke (from 27 April)
Events
4 April The County of Roepstorff is established by Christian Alexander Roepstorff from the manors of Einsidelsborg and Kørup.
Births
thumb|120px|Orla Lehmann.
thumb|120px|Christen Købke.
thumb|120px|Wilhelm Marstrand.
JanuaryMarch
29 January Julius Friedlænder, painter (died 1861)
AprilJune
2 May – Hans Christian Lumbye, composer of waltzes, polkas, mazurkas and galops, including the Champagne Galop (died 1874)
15 May – Orla Lehmann, statesman and key figure in the development of Denmark's parliamentary government (died 1870)
26 May – Christen Købke, painter (died 1848)
JulySeptember
20 August – Carl Adolph Feilberg, businessman (died 1896)
10 September
Carl Edvard Marius Levy, physician (died 1865)
Wolfgang von Haffner, military officer (died 1887)
11 September Albert Heinrich Riise, pharmacist (died 1882)
19 September – Jens Peter Trap, royal secretary, topographical writer and publisher (died 1885)
OctoberDecember
3 October Otto Didrik Schack, 7th Count of Schackenborg, count (died 1856)
7 October – Peter Faber, songwriter, telegraphy pioneer (died 1877)
24 December – Wilhelm Marstrand, painter and illustrator (died 1873)
Full date missing
Thomas Jacobsen, violin maker (died 1953)
Deaths
thumb|120px|Andreas Kirkerup.
4 May Christian Hansen, businessman (born 1728)
10 October Jacob Gude, government official and memoirist (born 1754)
22 October – Andreas Kirkerup, architect (born 1749)
26 October Peter Hansen, bishop (born 1746)
References
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