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harald ii of denmark
King of Denmark
(b. 994)
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gunhilda of denmark
Danish princess, Queen consort of Germany
(b. 1020)
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harald iii of denmark
King of Denmark
(b. 1041)
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ingegerd knutsdotter of denmark
Danish princess
(b. 1080)
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christina of denmark
Queen of Norway
(b. 1118)
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hildegard of denmark
Princess of Rügen
(b. 1157)
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sophie of denmark
(1165-1208)
(b. 1165)
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jutta of denmark
member of the House of Estridsen
(b. 1246)
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sophia of denmark
(1217-1248)
(b. 1217)
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agnes of denmark
abbess of St. Agneta
(b. 1249)
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olaf of denmark
Danish prince; son of Christian I
(b. 1450)
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canute of denmark
Danish prince; son of Christian I
(b. 1451)
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john of denmark
Danish prince
(b. 1479)
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ernest of denmark
Danish prince
(b. 1480)
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maximilian of denmark
one of the twin sons of Christian II of Denmark and Isabella of Austria; died in infancy
(b. 1519)
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, Denmark 
, Danmark 
) , around the world, is a common surname. The family name Denmark is habitual in Bhutan, where it is quite a common surname, Brunei, and Denmark (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Indonesia, Pakistan, and the United States. Likewise, Denmark is the forename as well as the last name.