Frederik IV af Skandinavien

Frederik IV, Emperor of Scandinavia (Frederik Christian of Oldenburg; 23rd September 1777 - present) was the sovereign of the Empire of Scandinavia upon the death of his great-great-grandmother, Louisa I, in 1795. Frederik's reign was much more sudden than expected, as Frederik was fourth in line for the throne at the time of his birth, though quickly he would be preparing to succeed Louisa I, his male ancestors having died off within a span of eighteen years.

Frederik's consort was Maria Viktoria, Archduchess of Austria. A Habsburg by birth, Viktoria would bring yet another prestigious dynasty in connection with Oldenburg. In 1796, just after the coronation of Frederik, the couple welcomed Christian, the Crown Prince of Scandinavia.

Issue

 * Christian Frederik af Oldenburg, Crown Prince of Scandinavia and Grand Prince of Copenhagen (15th September 1796 - present)
 * Frederika Louisa af Oldenburg, Princess Royal and Princess of Scandinavia (4th March 1799 - present)
 * Margarethe Victoria af Oldenburg, Princess of Scandinavia (26th June 1801 - present)
 * Frederik Augustus af Oldenburg, Duke of Halland (17th April 1803 - 24th May 1808)
 * Anna Sophia af Oldenburg, Princess of Scandinavia (17th April 1803 - present)
 * Maria Anna af Oldenburg, Princess of Scandinavia (10th August 1804 - present)
 * Harald Haakon af Oldenburg, Duke of Östergötland (23rd July 1805 - present)
 * Louise Margarethe af Oldenburg, Princess of Scandinavia (2nd January 1809 - present)

Titles & Styles
23rd September 1777 - 17th June 1783 His Imperial Highness, The Grand Prince of Helsinki

17th June 1783 - 25th October 1795 His Imperial Highess, The Crown Prince of Scandinavia and Grand Prince of Copenhagen

25th October 1795 - present His Imperial Majesty, The Emperor of Scandinavia, King of Denmark, King of Sweden, King of Norway, King of the Wends, King of the Goths, Grand Duke of Finland, Grand Duke of Iceland, Grand Duke of Greenland, Duke of Schleswig and Holstein