Queen Marie of Denmark, born on January 6, 1867, was a British princess who became the queen consort of Denmark through her marriage to King Christian IX of Denmark. She was known for her strong sense of duty and commitment to her royal responsibilities, as well as her interest in the arts and culture. Marie played a significant role in promoting Danish heritage and was involved in various charitable activities. She was the mother of several children, including King Frederick IX of Denmark, and her lineage connected her to many European royal families, enhancing Denmark's diplomatic ties.