Sofia of Minsk
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Summary
Sofia of Minsk is a human[1]. She was born on 1141[2]. She died on May 5, 1198[3]. She worked as a consort[4]. She ranks in the top 0.73% of human entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (114 views/month, #7,261 of 1,000,298).[5]
Key Facts
- Sofia of Minsk was born on 1141[2].
- Sofia of Minsk died on May 5, 1198[3].
- Sofia of Minsk is buried at St. Bendt's Church[6].
- Sofia of Minsk's father was Volodar Glebovich[7].
- Sofia of Minsk's mother was Richeza of Poland, Queen of Sweden[8].
- Sofia of Minsk was married to Valdemar I of Denmark[9].
- Among Sofia of Minsk's spouses was Louis III[10].
- Among Sofia of Minsk's spouses was Vladimir Vsevolodovich[11].
- A child of Sofia of Minsk was Canute VI of Denmark[12].
- A child of Sofia of Minsk was Valdemar II of Denmark[13].
- A child of Sofia of Minsk was Ingeborg of France[14].
- A child of Sofia of Minsk was Helena of Denmark[15].
- A child of Sofia of Minsk was Richeza of Denmark[16].
- A child of Sofia of Minsk was Sophie of Denmark[17].
- Sofia of Minsk held citizenship in Kingdom of Denmark[18].
- Sofia of Minsk's professions included consort[4].
- Sofia of Minsk is recorded as female[19].
- Sofia of Minsk's instance of is recorded as human[20].
- Sofia of Minsk's family is recorded as Rurikids[21].
- Sofia of Minsk's family is recorded as Rurikids of Polotsk[22].
- Sofia of Minsk's noble title is recorded as queen consort[23].
- Sofia of Minsk's noble title is recorded as queen[24].
- Sofia of Minsk's Commons category is recorded as Sophia of Minsk[25].
- Sofia of Minsk's given name is recorded as Sofia[26].
- Sofia of Minsk's given name is recorded as Sofie[27].
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Origins and Family
Sofia of Minsk was born on 1141[2]. Her father was Volodar Glebovich[7]. Her mother was Richeza of Poland, Queen of Sweden[8].
Career and Affiliations
Sofia of Minsk's professions included consort[4].
Personal Life
Spouses include Valdemar I of Denmark[9], a monarch[28], 1131–1182[29], of Kingdom of Denmark[30]; Louis III[10], 1151–1190[31], of Germany[32]; and Vladimir Vsevolodovich[11], 1125–1136[33]. Children include Canute VI of Denmark[12], a politician[34], 1163–1202[35], of Kingdom of Denmark[36]; Valdemar II of Denmark[13], a monarch[37], 1170–1241[38], of Kingdom of Denmark[39]; Ingeborg of France[14], 1174–1236[40], of Kingdom of Denmark[41]; Helena of Denmark[15], an aristocrat[42], 1180–1233[43], of Kingdom of Denmark[44]; Richeza of Denmark[16], a consort[45], 1174–1220[46], of Sweden[47]; and Sophie of Denmark[17], 1165–1208[48], of Kingdom of Denmark[49].
Death and Burial
Sofia of Minsk died on May 5, 1198[3]. Burial took place at St. Bendt's Church[6].
Why It Matters
Sofia of Minsk ranks in the top 0.73% of human entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (114 views/month, #7,261 of 1,000,298).[5] She has Wikipedia articles in 18 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[50] She is known by 31 alternative names across languages and contexts.[51]
FAQs
Who were Sofia of Minsk's parents?
Sofia of Minsk's father was Volodar Glebovich[7]. Sofia of Minsk's mother was Richeza of Poland, Queen of Sweden[8].
Who was Sofia of Minsk married to?
Sofia of Minsk's spouses include Valdemar I of Denmark[9], Louis III[10], and Vladimir Vsevolodovich[11].
What did Sofia of Minsk do for work?
Sofia of Minsk worked as consort[4].