18 November 1863Constitution of DenmarkChristian IX
The November Constitution establishes a shared law of succession and a common Parliament for both Schleswig and Denmark
Historical records for Denmark in 1863, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The November Constitution establishes a shared law of succession and a common Parliament for both Schleswig and Denmark
The November Constitution establishes a shared law of succession and a common Parliament for both Schleswig and Denmark
Christian IX signs the November Constitution
Conflict arose due to the passing of the November Constitution, which integrated the Duchy of Schleswig into the Danish kingdom in violation of the London Protocol
The November Constitution establishes a shared law of succession and a common Parliament for both Schleswig and Denmark
The November Constitution establishes a shared law of succession and a common Parliament for both Schleswig and Denmark
Saxon and Hanoverian troops march into Holstein on behalf of the Confederation
The Second Hall Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Council President of Denmark.
Begins the Monrad Government in Copenhagen and serves as Council President of Denmark.
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