Queen Caroline of Denmark was born on July 18, 1793, in Copenhagen. She was the daughter of King Frederick VI of Denmark and Queen Marie Sophie of Denmark. Caroline became queen consort when she married her cousin, King Christian VIII of Denmark, in 1815. Her reign was marked by her support for various social and cultural initiatives. Caroline was known for her charitable work and dedication to education. She played a significant role in promoting the arts and was involved in the establishment of several institutions. Queen Caroline passed away on May 31, 1881, leaving a legacy of compassion and cultural advancement.