burials at the Vor Frue Kirke but, in 1678, she was accused of complicity in the attempted murder of the Countess Parsberg and banished to the island of Bornholm for the rest of her life. She died there in 1689. Legacy A portrait of him, painted by Karel van Mander III, hangs at the Rosenborg Castle. At the Frederiksborg National Museum [Frederiksborgmuseet], there is a large painting that shows a couple dancing, in clothes from the medieval times, at the Vernø Monastery (a medieval monastery in Rygge, Norway, southeast of Oslo). The models for this couple are believed to be Hans Ulrik Gyldenløve and his wife, Regitze. Gyldenløve Fjord in East Greenland was named after him by Lieutenant W. A. Graah in 1829. References Literature S[ophus]. Birket-Smith, ed., Dr. med. Otto Sperlings Selvbiografi, 1602-1673 [Dr. Otto Sperling's Autobiography, 1602-1673] (Copenhagen: A. F. Høst & Søn Boghandels [Andreas Frederik Høst & Son Publications], 1885), pp. 94 ff. J[ulius]. A[lbert]. Fridericia, “Gyldenløve, Hans Ulrik”, Dansk biografisk Lexikon, Bind VI [Danish Biographical Dictionary, Volume VI], Gerson - H. Hansen (Copenhagen: Gyldendal Boghandels [Gyldendal Publications], 1892), pp. 339–340. H[ans]. D[aniel]. Lind, Kong Kristian den fjerde og hans mænd paa Bremerholm [King Christian the Fourth and His Men at Bremerholm] (Copenhagen: Gyldendal Boghandels, 1889), pages 299–302. Kay Nielsen and Ib Askholm, Danmarks kongelige familier i 1000 år [Denmark's Royal Families in 1000 Years] (Copenhagen: Askholms forlag, 2007) External links “Hans Ulrik Gyldenløve”, Den Store Danske Gyldendals åbne Encyklopædi [The Great Dane, Gyldendal's Online Encyclopedia] See also Gyldenløve 1615 births 1645 deaths 17th-century Danish naval officers Danish diplomats 17th-century Danish people Illegitimate children of Christian IV People with epilepsy Royalty and nobility with disabilities People from Helsingør Sons of kings