Mysterious Grave Of King Valdemar IV Atterdag – Will The 600-Year-Old Historical Puzzle Ever Be Solved?
AncientPages.com | July 14, 2018
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - In 1375, King Valdemar IV Atterdag was put to rest in Vordingborg, Denmark’s’ the biggest royal castle.
Before King Valdemar IV died, he expressed that he had wish to be buried in the Vordingborg Castle.
Yet, for some unknown reasons, his daughter, Margaret I asked the Pope for permission and moved Valdemar Atterdag’s tomb from its original place in 1377 to the abbey in Sorø instead.
Valdemar IV was one of the most important kings in Denmark. Atterdag means "Dawn of a new day" and in many ways, this powerful King was the beginning of new era.
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