File:Ericus I kobberstik.jpg

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Dansk: Horik 1. var dansk konge fra 814-854, indtil 827/28 samregerende med andre konger. I 1600-tallet og 1700-tallet udsendtes en række forskellige kobberstiksværker og samlinger med, overvejende tænkte, portrætter af alle danske konger fra den formodet første konge, kong Dan, og indtil den aktuelt regerende konge.
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