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CONSTANTINSBORG

Constantinsborg

Building in Aarhus Municipality, Denmark

Constantinsborg is a manor in Aarhus Municipality, Denmark which has existed since at least 1400. It is situated on the southern shore of Årslev Engsø

Constantinsborg

Anders Holch Povlsen

Danish businessman (born 1972)

halt the project. In Denmark, Povlsen owns and resides at the old Constantinsborg Estate west of Aarhus, along with substantial farmland and forests

Anders Holch Povlsen

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Constantin Marselis

extensively. When the manor was finished in 1677, he renamed it to Constantinsborg, a name it retains to the present. In 1680, he became a baron of the

Constantin Marselis

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Ormslev

Town in Central Denmark Region, Kingdom of Denmark

way back, as part of the historic and influential manor of Constantinsborg. Constantinsborg has been a manor for the nobility from at least the 15th century

Ormslev

Peter Rodsteen

Danish nobleman, government official and landowner

president of the Danish Admiralty. In 1703, he was created Baron of Constantinsborg. Rodsteen was born on 22 June 1662 to naval captain Markor Rodsteen

Peter Rodsteen

Peter_Rodsteen

Gabriel Marselis

Danish tradesman and land owner

noble family Güldencrone, and Constantin, Baron of Marselisborg and Constantinsborg at Aarhus in Denmark. Nagel, Anne-Hilde. "Gabriel Marselis D.Y.". In

Gabriel Marselis

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Hendrik Pontoppidan

Danish merchant, consul and philanthropist

turned 1100 hectares of heath into farmland. He also owned the manor Constantinsborg at Aarhus which he turned into a well-run operation. Through various

Hendrik Pontoppidan

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Falkenskiold (noble family)

Noble family

Falkenskiold (1737–1801), who married Constantin August Charisisius to Constantinsborg. Martin Düssel von Falkenskiold married the noblewoman Dorthe Sophia

Falkenskiold (noble family)

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Tranbjerg Church

Church in Denmark, Denmark

Elisbeth Charisius in 1699 who made it a part of the estate of the manor Constantinsborg. In 1799 the church was sold on auction to the church parishioners

Tranbjerg Church

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Frederik Christian Kaas (1727–1804)

Danish naval officer and landowner

gentleman at the Royal court. On 7 January 1765, he was married at Constantinsborg to Sophie Elisabeth Charisius who died only four years later. He later

Frederik Christian Kaas (1727–1804)

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Viby Church, Aarhus

Church in Denmark

church was sold again, this time to Christian Charisius, who owned Constantinsborg. In 1771 the baron of Marselisborg bought it and the church stayed

Viby Church, Aarhus

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Marselisborg (manor)

Building in Aarhus Municipality, Denmark

Stadsgård in 1673. Marselis made Stadsgård his home and renamed it Constantinsborg. In 1684 he was made a Danish baron and Havreballegård was elevated

Marselisborg (manor)