Christian IV's last breath | Royal Danish Funerals (ep. 3)

Step into the ground floor of Rosenborg Castle, where you can feel the whisper of history precisely where Christian IV took his last breath. Museum curator Jens Busck shows you into the king's chamber and reveals where his bed probably stood, and you will come face to face with the king's death portrait. Experience the intense atmosphere as you hear the dramatic story of the fateful days leading up to Christian IV's last moments in February 1648. Other parts in this series: Part 1 – Introduction:    • Royal Danish Funerals and the Royal Danish...   Part 2 - The Queens’s dead children:    • The Queen's dead children | Wax face casts...   Part 3 – Christian IV’s last breath:    • Christian IV's last breath | Royal Danish ...   Part 4 – Court mourning:    • Court mourning from the 18th century to th...   Part 5 – The King’s last meal:    • The King's last meal | King Christian IX |...   Part 6 – The King’s death mask:    • The King's death mask | King Christian V |...   Part 7 – Lock of hair from deceased kings:    • Locks of hair from deceased kings | Christ...   Part 8 – The oldest instances of Castrum Doloris:    • The oldest instances of Castrum Doloris | ...   Part 9 – Castrum doloris from 1906-1972:    • Castrum Doloris funeral tradition from 190...   Part 10 – The mourning Procession:    • The Mourning Procession | Royal Danish Fun...   Part 11 – Frederik IX’s death and funeral:    • Frederik IX's death and funeral | Royal Da...   Part 12 – Castrum doloris 1972:    • Castrum Doloris 1972 | Royal Danish Funera...   Part 13 – The proclamation:    • The Proclamation | Royal Danish Funerals  ...