Queen Sophie Amalie was a Danish queen consort, born on March 28, 1628, in Hanover, Germany. She married King Frederick III of Denmark in 1643 and became queen in 1648. Sophie Amalie was known for her intelligence and strong personality, playing a significant role in the Danish court. As queen, she was influential in political matters and supported the arts and culture. Sophie Amalie is remembered for her contributions to the development of Copenhagen, including the construction of the Rosenborg Castle, which houses the Danish crown jewels. She passed away on February 19, 1685.