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Frederiksborg Castle did not since remain as important to the royal family as it was to King Christian IV. This led to a degree of neglect, which culminated in a fire in 1859, after which the restoration of the castle was done by private means. The inner redecoration was paid for by the Carlsberg Foundation, set up by brewer J. C. Jacobsen (Carlsberg Breweries), on the condition that the castle was turned into a national museum.
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Western Europe
