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== Danmark-Norge == | |||
The term Danmark-Norge (Denmark-Norway) is often used to refer the kingdom of Denmark and Norway including the Norwegian colonies of Iceland, Greenland, and the Færø Islands. They were united in a personal union from 1387 until 1536 and in a United Monarchy from 1660 to 1814. A personal union is where two or more states have a common ruler who reigns over all of the states but where each individual state is independent and is therefore self sufficient. | The term Danmark-Norge (Denmark-Norway) is often used to refer the kingdom of Denmark and Norway including the Norwegian colonies of Iceland, Greenland, and the Færø Islands. They were united in a personal union from 1387 until 1536 and in a United Monarchy from 1660 to 1814. A personal union is where two or more states have a common ruler who reigns over all of the states but where each individual state is independent and is therefore self sufficient. | ||
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