DenmarkNorways
DenmarkNorways, also known as the Denmark-Norway, is a historical term referring to the union of the kingdoms of Denmark and Norway. This union was established in 1536 when Christian III of Denmark inherited the Norwegian throne, uniting the two kingdoms under a single monarch. The union was formalized by the Treaty of Roskilde in 1536, which recognized Christian III as the king of both Denmark and Norway.
The Denmark-Norway was a significant political entity in Northern Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries.
In 1814, the Denmark-Norway was dissolved following the Napoleonic Wars. Norway gained independence and became a