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1:43:17 Countess Sussie and Count Ingolf of Rosenborg (Queen Margrethe II's first cousin) 1:44:55 Countess Alexandra of Frederiksborg (The Queen's former daughter-in-law) 1:46:06 Princess Elisabeth of Denmark (The Queen's first cousin) 1:49:45 Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, Princess of Denmark (The Queen's sister) and Constantine II of Greece (The Queen's brother-in-law) 1:52:42 Princess Benedikte of Denmark, Dowager Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg (The Queen's sister) 1:59:09 Queen Margrethe II of Denmark 1:59:46 Prince Christian of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's son), Prince Vincent of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson) 1:59:58 Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's daughter-in-law), Princess Isabella of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's granddaughter) 2:00:06 Princess Josephine of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's granddaughter) 2:00:29 Count Felix of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Count Henrik of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Prince Joachim of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's son), Princess Marie of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's daughter-in-law), Count Nikolai of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Countess Athena of Monpezat (The Queen's granddaughter)
I can feel the Queens pain, and my heart goes out to Her and the Family !! It has been three years and seeing this brings it back .Rest In Peace Prince Henrik .
The way the flowers were arranged was a final surprise for the Queen from Prince Henrik. It reflects back to a poem read at their wedding; it talk about a man from a foreign land going to live in a place with many beautiful gardens, but lovliest of all was "the girl." Which---to make a short story long, is why the floral tributes were on the floor to resemble a garden.
Je tombe sur cette vidéo que je n’avais jamais vue . Je me souviens d’avoir regarder il y a longtemps la retransmission française de leur mariage à la TV , et ils étaient simplement magnifiques . Votre prince étaient un compatriote français Henri de Laborde de Monpezat et les français était fier qu’il devienne par le mariage avec sa belle Margareth prince consort. L’annonce de sa mort à l’époque m’avait beaucoup attristé , mais j’étais surtout triste pour sa Reine . J’aime bcp votre peuple ! Sincères condoléances !
I am just seeing this funeral of Queen Margarethe's dear husband, father to his dons, grandfather to so many sweet grandchildren. I have to admire the Queen's composure in grief. This man was a sweetheart and supported her. The choir sounded like heavenly angels. Gorgeous sounds. Rip in peace Prince Henrix. You have a glorious wake of sweet children and cherub grandchildren. You will be missed....
Belíssima cerimônia, E magnífico coral... Esplêndida performance... encantador...inesquecivel ! Underbart...mycket fint...! Jag bara skulja säger! .. ursäkta mig, för jag inte kunde uttolka det på Dansk.
Erin Evans I agree. We expect royalty to share too much of their lives, but at least at the end we should accord them the privacy to mourn that we all have.
My thanks, appreciation and respect to you. I wish you permanent happiness, success and progress in your wonderful work. Health and safety to all of you with the utmost thanks and respect. Greetings.
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website: *Educational background* Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958. *Business background* Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London. *Relation to the Defence* Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence. *Language* The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website: *Educational background* Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958. *Business background* Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London. *Relation to the Defence* Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence. *Language* The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
Très bel hommage rendu au Prince Henrik et , en particulier à ses nombreux talents , un ' VÉRITABLE FRANÇAIS devenu un VÉRITABLE DANOIS ' DANOIS, JE SUIS , FRANÇAIS JE RESTE . TELLE AURAIT PU ÊTRE SA DEVISE .
The 1st 2 hours of the video were unnecessary (imo), but I thought the procession into the church was very dignified and original (especially for the standards of royalty). I’ve always admired the democratic spirit of the Danish royals. Also, the final few moments where it appears that The Queen was instructing her family to come closer and file around her was very touching (though I’m sure such a thing would likely never happen in the protocol-driven British royal family).
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website: *Educational background* Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958. *Business background* Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London. *Relation to the Defence* Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence. *Language* The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
@@margui6224 Why so arrogant? English is not my mother tongue, I speak several languages. But not Danish. English is a world language, Danish isn't. So it would be nice if there were English subtitles.
Im hansen on my fathers side. I love my danish side. Sorry to the danish royal family especially to the queen. My whole heart to the country of denmark
prince consort Hendrik does not rest in Roskilde Cathedral; it was his strange last wish not to be buried alongside his wife, who WILL rest there (her sarcophagus was completed in 2018). the queen aquised to her husband's wish.
Prince Henrik was cremated, after a private funeral in Christianborg Palace Chapel in Copenhagen, on 20 February, with half of the ashes scattered across Danish seas and half placed in the private part of the gardens at Fredensborg Palace.
@@lynnhubbard844 The Danish royal family fulfilled the late Prince Henrik's last wishes by distributing his ashes in two places. This was announced by the Royal House in a press release. One part has been placed in an urn in the private garden of Fredensborg Castle, while the other part has been scattered in Danish waters.
@@lynettecrilly5805 too soon to call. If he makes it past a year and a day of the anniversary of his ascension, let alone make it to the Coronation, he would already be doing much better than his Grand-Uncle, Edward VIII. I have a feeling once the Coronation is done, most of his haters will shut up. Whilst being officially crowned is not and as far as I know, never has been legally required to officially be King or Queen but in the eyes of many, once the Archbishop of Canterbury does their thing, and anoints the new monarch to their posiition, it's past the point of no return. Once that threshold is crossed, there is no turning back. He would then be King in the eyes of the law, God/Church of England, and the people. Ergo, a done deal with temporal and spiritual points covered.
It was said Prince Consort Wanted to be King Consort but tge Queen did not grant his wish. So he said after he died he wanted to be buried in his country which I could not remember where, separated from the Queen's Resting place.
Prince Henrik was cremated, after a private funeral in Christianborg Palace Chapel in Copenhagen, on 20 February, with half of the ashes scattered across Danish seas and half placed in the private part of the gardens at Fredensborg Palace.
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website: *Educational background* Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958. *Business background* Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London. *Relation to the Defence* Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence. *Language* The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
they were both French and I am sure they have bonded most because of this. He was the only other Royal I saw in my whole time in Denmark. I saw him with Prince Christian when they were having a tour at the Zoo. He was quite regal like a real french nobleman. I is quite touching to see that his grandchildren and his sons and daughters in law and even the Queen could not help themselves but cry during the service. I am sure they try to keep together and fall apart in public.
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There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website: *Educational background* Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958. *Business background* Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London. *Relation to the Defence* Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence. *Language* The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
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@@mr.peterjorgenhansen5484 I don’t live in Denmark or understand danish language.. i can understand Hindi, Gujarati, Swahili, Punjabi,Urdu & English.. so i would love to have English subtitles to it & enjoy it more.. i’ve most definitely not said i don’t like Danish language.. it’s a language in its own right like any other
@001 001: Typical English speaker complain when hear other languages. I don’t understand Danish, but I like to hear it. English is not my mother tongue, it is Spanish. Besides, you don’t enjoy a funeral, you watch it with respect.
@@margui6224 I’d love to know what’s being said & mingle with them that way.. cos they are talking.. English funerals are hushhh…..no talking & ohh i enjoy funerals so much .. i had a party at my mothers funeral before the coffin left for cremation & i laughed all the way to the crematorium at my dad’s funeral.. I thought it was too funny.. i didn’t know funerals are to be respected?.. you stupid idiot of course they are .. you’re a nutty thing telling me that
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website: *Educational background* Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958. *Business background* Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London. *Relation to the Defence* Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence. *Language* The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
A pox on COVID for getting in the way of the proper Consort's funeral Prince Philip deserved. Much love to HM and to the rest of the Royal family, even this far down the line. :-(
Henrik is resuscitated, he lives the wonderful and glorious life of the Angels of Mr. Dibis Nguembock's paradises - made of eternal youth and eternal happiness.
John 5:29 John 5:29 King James Version (KJV) 29 And shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.
نوروز و عید ( سال ۱۴۰۱خورسیدی ) ایران مبارک باشد با سلام و تبریک به جناب ریس جمهور ایالات متحد امریکا در سال ۲۰۲۲ میلادی و سال ۱۴۰۱خورشیدی ایران خوب و پور نشاط میباشد آقای Mr. Joseph Robinette Jr. از حزب دموکرات امریکا این جناب آقای علیرضا شکیبایی میباشم و تبریک و تشکرات خود را تقدیم مینمایم و آرزوی پیروزی برای مردم و دولت و جناب ریس جمهور ایالات متحد امریکا آقای Mr. JosephRobinette Biden Jr. داریم باتشکر از پارلمان ایالات متحد امریکا …ازدفتر سیاسی آقای علیرضا شکیبایی متشکر
The funeral starts about at the 2-hour mark.
Scandinavian Royalty Thank you.
Family
Thanks
Hej alle sammen
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1:43:17 Countess Sussie and Count Ingolf of Rosenborg (Queen Margrethe II's first cousin)
1:44:55 Countess Alexandra of Frederiksborg (The Queen's former daughter-in-law)
1:46:06 Princess Elisabeth of Denmark (The Queen's first cousin)
1:49:45 Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, Princess of Denmark (The Queen's sister) and Constantine II of Greece (The Queen's brother-in-law)
1:52:42 Princess Benedikte of Denmark, Dowager Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg (The Queen's sister)
1:59:09 Queen Margrethe II of Denmark
1:59:46 Prince Christian of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's son), Prince Vincent of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson)
1:59:58 Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's daughter-in-law), Princess Isabella of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's granddaughter)
2:00:06 Princess Josephine of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's granddaughter)
2:00:29 Count Felix of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Count Henrik of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Prince Joachim of Denmark, Count of Monpezat (The Queen's son), Princess Marie of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat (The Queen's daughter-in-law), Count Nikolai of Monpezat (The Queen's grandson), Countess Athena of Monpezat (The Queen's granddaughter)
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. May the Queen’s faith sustain her in her grief.
And her family
I can feel the Queens pain, and my heart goes out to Her and the Family !! It has been three years and seeing this brings it back .Rest In Peace Prince Henrik .
I love the display of all the gorgeous flowers, and that the service is small and intimate.
The way the flowers were arranged was a final surprise for the Queen from Prince Henrik. It reflects back to a poem read at their wedding; it talk about a man from a foreign land going to live in a place with many beautiful gardens, but lovliest of all was "the girl." Which---to make a short story long, is why the floral tributes were on the floor to resemble a garden.
@@disneydipThank you.❤
Thanks for uploading, though I don't understand the language, grief is universal
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It is Danish
@Pandas Agree. Love from Germany.☘️🕊️
Je tombe sur cette vidéo que je n’avais jamais vue . Je me souviens d’avoir regarder il y a longtemps la retransmission française de leur mariage à la TV , et ils étaient simplement magnifiques . Votre prince étaient un compatriote français Henri de Laborde de Monpezat et les français était fier qu’il devienne par le mariage avec sa belle Margareth prince consort. L’annonce de sa mort à l’époque m’avait beaucoup attristé , mais j’étais surtout triste pour sa Reine . J’aime bcp votre peuple ! Sincères condoléances !
Ils se sont mariés en 1967, vous avez une bonne mémoire et de beaux souvenirs.
I am just seeing this funeral of Queen Margarethe's dear husband, father to his dons, grandfather to so many sweet grandchildren. I have to admire the Queen's composure in grief. This man was a sweetheart and supported her. The choir sounded like heavenly angels. Gorgeous sounds. Rip in peace Prince Henrix. You have a glorious wake of sweet children and cherub grandchildren. You will be missed....
Belíssima cerimônia, E magnífico coral... Esplêndida performance... encantador...inesquecivel ! Underbart...mycket fint...! Jag bara skulja säger! .. ursäkta mig, för jag inte kunde uttolka det på Dansk.
Beautiful cerimony, rest in peace from Brazil.
I'm glad the cameras stopped when they did. They certainly deserved some privacy in that last moment.
Erin Evans I agree. We expect royalty to share too much of their lives, but at least at the end we should accord them the privacy to mourn that we all have.
@@mscott3918 There was a separate private funeral with only family members without cameras.
My thanks, appreciation and respect to you. I wish you permanent happiness, success and progress in your wonderful work. Health and safety to all of you with the utmost thanks and respect. Greetings.
Eternal rest grant unto him Oh Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace.
michy mouseu Beautiful.
I love when The Queen curtsied her husband as a normal wife not as a Queen. God save The Queen.
2:00:00.
Rest in peace...a wonderful person
Beautiful funeral for beloved peince Henrik go's bless her majesty and the royal family
Denmark understands how to arrange Weddings, Funerals, and Birthdays for the Royals. It may be because we have the Oldest Royal family in the world
Oldest is Japan
Already 4 years ago? Wow time flies by!
Now six years.
RIP Hendricks! You have a remarkable legacy in your family
I wish there were English subtitles available...
I'll look into someday.. But man, 3 hours!!
@@dengamleidiot the actual funeral would be more than enough. that is if you find the time
Undertekster på selve bisættelsesgudstjenesten vil være tilstrækkeligt. Jeg har allerede indsat bønnerne på engelsk og tysk ovenfor.
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website:
*Educational background*
Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958.
*Business background*
Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London.
*Relation to the Defence*
Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence.
*Language*
The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
heartbreaking. it's hard to sing while holding your emotions. 2:43:30
Hyubs Jim
Tell me about it. I've had to do it many many times. I am a trained singer, but that doesn't make it any easier I can tell you.
English subtitles would be good. People around the world will be watching as well.
I have inserted the prayers above. Many people have asked for subtitles, sadly I don't think it is going to happen ...
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website:
*Educational background*
Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958.
*Business background*
Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London.
*Relation to the Defence*
Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence.
*Language*
The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
Très bel hommage rendu au Prince Henrik et , en particulier à ses nombreux talents , un ' VÉRITABLE FRANÇAIS devenu un VÉRITABLE DANOIS '
DANOIS, JE SUIS , FRANÇAIS JE RESTE . TELLE AURAIT PU ÊTRE SA DEVISE .
The 1st 2 hours of the video were unnecessary (imo), but I thought the procession into the church was very dignified and original (especially for the standards of royalty). I’ve always admired the democratic spirit of the Danish royals. Also, the final few moments where it appears that The Queen was instructing her family to come closer and file around her was very touching (though I’m sure such a thing would likely never happen in the protocol-driven British royal family).
Anthony L. Wiggins. I agree with your comment. The funeral was lovely and a fitting tribute to a man who spent his better years as Denmark's prince.
unnecessary if you don't speak the language, but if you do then it's nice to be able to rewatch the moments leading up to it
2:37:59.
Are there any English subtitles available? I love to watch these ceremonies, but the language differences make it difficult to follow along.
Only English-speaking people complain about hearing another language. So annoying!
Poor Monoliguals!
I have inserted the prayers above.
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website:
*Educational background*
Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958.
*Business background*
Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London.
*Relation to the Defence*
Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence.
*Language*
The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
@@margui6224
Why so arrogant?
English is not my mother tongue, I speak several languages. But not Danish. English is a world language, Danish isn't. So it would be nice if there were English subtitles.
Höja Danmark, och sin folk!...
Im hansen on my fathers side. I love my danish side. Sorry to the danish royal family especially to the queen. My whole heart to the country of denmark
Au revoir HENRI...repose en paix...😭🖐️
What is the name of the Hymn that starts at 2:08? Does Anyone know?
2:08??? Don't you mean 02:08:00? It's called 'Op al den ting som Gud har gjort'
Fabulous man, fabulous couple and family.
2:43:32.....su majestad Margarita II derramando lágrimas por su adorado esposo ....me conmovió
prince consort Hendrik does not rest in Roskilde Cathedral; it was his strange last wish not to be buried alongside his wife, who WILL rest there (her sarcophagus was completed in 2018). the queen aquised to her husband's wish.
Prince Henrik was cremated, after a private funeral in Christianborg Palace Chapel in Copenhagen, on 20 February, with half of the ashes scattered across Danish seas and half placed in the private part of the gardens at Fredensborg Palace.
@@RaymondHng not France?
@@lynnhubbard844 The Danish royal family fulfilled the late Prince Henrik's last wishes by distributing his ashes in two places. This was announced by the Royal House in a press release. One part has been placed in an urn in the private garden of Fredensborg Castle, while the other part has been scattered in Danish waters.
Condoléances au Prince Henrik !!
Prince Frederik reminded me of Prince Charles They are strong , but gentle men . It's not easy losing a parent .
No way Fred is a lovely guy
Strong would not Apply to the other person
@@lynettecrilly5805 too soon to call. If he makes it past a year and a day of the anniversary of his ascension, let alone make it to the Coronation, he would already be doing much better than his Grand-Uncle, Edward VIII. I have a feeling once the Coronation is done, most of his haters will shut up.
Whilst being officially crowned is not and as far as I know, never has been legally required to officially be King or Queen but in the eyes of many, once the Archbishop of Canterbury does their thing, and anoints the new monarch to their posiition, it's past the point of no return. Once that threshold is crossed, there is no turning back.
He would then be King in the eyes of the law, God/Church of England, and the people. Ergo, a done deal with temporal and spiritual points covered.
Crown Prince doesn’t appear to be very much like Charles at all. He’s a kind, faithful man who adores his wife and children. 🇩🇰❤️
Rest In Peace and much love to the queen from New Zealand 🇳🇿
It was said Prince Consort
Wanted to be King Consort
but tge Queen did not grant his wish. So he said after he died he wanted to be buried in his country which I could not remember where, separated from the Queen's
Resting place.
Prince Henrik was cremated, after a private funeral in Christianborg Palace Chapel in Copenhagen, on 20 February, with half of the ashes scattered across Danish seas and half placed in the private part of the gardens at Fredensborg Palace.
Could anybody do an English translation?
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website:
*Educational background*
Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958.
*Business background*
Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London.
*Relation to the Defence*
Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence.
*Language*
The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
Tem tradução?
I can't believe how old and frail King Constantine looked :(
How frail is King Constantine!
What's the title of the song playing in 02:42:15?
Salmer 787 - Du, som har tændt millioner af stjerner
Thank you!
Poor princess Marie she spent the whole time crying
they were both French and I am sure they have bonded most because of this. He was the only other Royal I saw in my whole time in Denmark. I saw him with Prince Christian when they were having a tour at the Zoo. He was quite regal like a real french nobleman. I is quite touching to see that his grandchildren and his sons and daughters in law and even the Queen could not help themselves but cry during the service. I am sure they try to keep together and fall apart in public.
May his soul rest in endless bliss.
Where is the rest?
Er der nogen grund til at datoen står omvendt?
Tror det vidst er sådan man gør i USA
*vist
Ja, netop, men dem om det. Det her er Danmark.
@@Ettibridget Tror bare de gjorde det fordi titlen er på engelsk
I andre engelsktalende lande skriver man også dato-måned-år. Det andet er bare et mærkeligt amerikansk påfund.
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Epistle = n 1 Bible. any of the letters of the apostles. 2 a reading from one of the Epistles, part of the Eucharistic service in many Christian Churches.
THESAURUS
epistle n 1, 2 = letter, communication, message, missive, note
Unfortunately i don’t understand
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website:
*Educational background*
Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958.
*Business background*
Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London.
*Relation to the Defence*
Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence.
*Language*
The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
God save king constantine♥
Estou triste pela morte dele,ele era muito bacana
2.12.15 Psalm 23 "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want..."
2.39.50 "Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name..."
2.39.26 "Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust..."
2.40.29 "The Lord bless you and keep you..."
Amen
2.12.15 Psalm 23 "Der Herr ist mein Hirte, mir wird nichts mangeln..."
2.39.50 "Vater unser im Himmel, geheiligt werde dein Name..."
2.39.26 "Erde zu Erde, Asche zu Asche, Staub zum Staube..."
2.40.29 "Der Herr segne und behüte dich..."
Amen
What is the song or Hymn the choir sings just after the Queen and her family sit down ?
I Østen Stiger Solen Op
@@annesofiehansen9587 Thank you . Do you know the hymn they sang at 2:33:02
the language .. if only it was translated in English
Danish language. Like it
@@mr.peterjorgenhansen5484 I don’t live in Denmark or understand danish language.. i can understand Hindi, Gujarati, Swahili, Punjabi,Urdu & English.. so i would love to have English subtitles to it & enjoy it more.. i’ve most definitely not said i don’t like Danish language.. it’s a language in its own right like any other
@001 001: Typical English speaker complain when hear other languages. I don’t understand Danish, but I like to hear it. English is not my mother tongue, it is Spanish.
Besides, you don’t enjoy a funeral, you watch it with respect.
@@margui6224 I’d love to know what’s being said & mingle with them that way.. cos they are talking.. English funerals are hushhh…..no talking & ohh i enjoy funerals so much .. i had a party at my mothers funeral before the coffin left for cremation & i laughed all the way to the crematorium at my dad’s funeral.. I thought it was too funny.. i didn’t know funerals are to be respected?.. you stupid idiot of course they are .. you’re a nutty thing telling me that
There was a part of the service where they spoke about his background. The information below is from the Danish monarchy website:
*Educational background*
Prince Henrik spent his first five years in Vietnam, then known as French Indo-China, where his father was in charge of family interests in industrial enterprises, etc. founded by his grandfather at the turn of the century. In 1939, the family returned to the family residence, le Cayrou, in Cahors. Having received instruction at home until 1947, Prince Henrik subsequently studied at the Jesuit boarding school in Bordeaux. In the period 1948-1950, Prince Henrik attended upper secondary school in Cahors. The Prince returned to Hanoi in 1950 and graduated from the French upper secondary school in Hanoi in 1952. In the period 1952- 1957, Prince Henrik studied law and political science at the Sorbonne, Paris, while simultaneously studying Chinese and Vietnamese at École Nationale des Langues Orientales. Having studied Oriental languages in Hong Kong in 1957, Prince Henrik subsequently studied in Saigon in 1958.
*Business background*
Prince Henrik had a background in the diplomatic service. In 1962, The Prince worked within the Asia Department of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1963 to 1967, he was a Secretary to the French Embassy in London.
*Relation to the Defence*
Prince Henrik performed his military service with the infantry in Algeria in the period 1959-1962. The Prince held the honorary rank of General and Admiral in the Danish Defence.
*Language*
The mother tongue of Prince Henrik was French, but he quickly learned Danish after moving to Denmark. In addition, Prince Henrik spoke English, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
A pox on COVID for getting in the way of the proper Consort's funeral Prince Philip deserved. Much love to HM and to the rest of the Royal family, even this far down the line. :-(
The CoVID pandemic started one year after Prince Henrik's death.
Il devait être un homme charmant ........! Un français......!
Hi
Henrik is resuscitated, he lives the wonderful and glorious life of the Angels of Mr. Dibis Nguembock's paradises - made of eternal youth and eternal happiness.
John 5:29 John 5:29 King James Version (KJV)
29 And shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.
1:59:00 the Queen arrives
The original transmission continues past 3 hours
The Queen sings well!!!
Poor kids had to sit still throughout the long ceremony 😢
A very intimate service but still the cameras are allowed a free rein
He will be in heaven forever with Pope John Paul ii
Not many folk there!
It’s a private family affair!
It was not a state funeral.
You cannot outshine someone who is already shining for years sorry to say my comment
2:48:35 Cannon Salute being fired.
Rest In Peace
Men jag ferstår lite gran...vad ni säger...
Watch princess Marie..
Direkt ifrån medelväst Brasilien...
The exterior of the church is so ugly 😮
sir prins felix of Denmark. im Tokugawa no shizuka. Princesskako no akishino. niced to meet u. im Indonesian thx.
Margethe II is elderly and she needs a cane to stand up
She has some back issues.
In the Viking spirit.
He's a christian not a norse get the point tho
@@AlvinWilliams407 Viking is not equal to pagan. We had many Christian Vikings
1:❤ 1:28:32 28:12 ❤
Dios le tenga en la gloria Amén
👍❤️🇩🇰💪
He not support
Got this only nobody can not vusit did not know life .
RIP ggu
Abrupt ending
🎺🌷⚘💖⚘🌷
It’s sow seed
نوروز و عید ( سال ۱۴۰۱خورسیدی ) ایران مبارک باشد
با سلام و تبریک به جناب ریس جمهور ایالات متحد امریکا در سال ۲۰۲۲ میلادی و سال ۱۴۰۱خورشیدی ایران خوب و پور نشاط میباشد
آقای Mr. Joseph Robinette Jr. از حزب دموکرات امریکا
این جناب آقای علیرضا شکیبایی میباشم و تبریک و تشکرات
خود را تقدیم مینمایم و آرزوی پیروزی برای مردم و دولت و جناب ریس جمهور ایالات متحد امریکا آقای Mr. JosephRobinette Biden Jr. داریم باتشکر از پارلمان ایالات متحد امریکا …ازدفتر سیاسی آقای علیرضا شکیبایی متشکر
They all look too happy to be at a funeral
Princess Marie cried most of the time.
Земя пухом🇷🇺
I will never support you.
He was not a nice man
Denmarks most expensive immigrant!
Deutsch
Crap
This is so sad
Danish
Tryst
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Was ist das für eine furchtbar Kirche.
Kkk
He was a french snoop