Sofia Albertina Sveden : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

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Sofia Albertina haghe breur yaouankañ, [[Fredrik Adolf Sveden]], a oa bugale karetañ o mamm, [[Lovisa Ulrika]], ha tost an eil ouzh egile. Sofia Albertina a vevez e lez he [[mamm]] ha dindan he beli betek he marv e e 1782.
 
E 1778 e voe savet brud gant he mamm, ar rouanez trederannerez, en doa lakaet ar roue Gustav III ober e vab gant ar c'hont [[Frederick Adolf Fredrik Munck]], ha mont a reas Sofia Albertina ha Fredrik a du gant o mamm<ref>Alma Söderhjelm (1945). ''Gustav III:s syskon'' (Breudeur ha c'hoar Gustav III) Stockholm: Albert Bonniers Förlag. 23033 (Swedish)</ref>. <br />
En 1780 en em gavas [[karroñs]] ar rouanez trederannerez ha Sofia Albertina gant re ar Roue hag ar Rouanez, Sophia Albertina avoided a confrontation by waving at the royal couple, thereby hiding her mother from view. <ref> ''Gustav III:s syskon'' (Breudeur ha c'hoar Gustav III) Stockholm: Albert Bonniers Förlag. 23033 (Swedish)</ref>. </ref>
 
 
 
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During the conflict of 1778, , supported the rumour that her brother King Gustav III had given the task to father his heir to Count , Sophia Albertina and her brother Fredrik sided with their mother. <ref>Alma Söderhjelm (1945). ''Gustav III:s syskon'' (The siblings of Gustav III) Stockholm: Albert Bonniers Förlag. 23033 (Swedish)</ref> In 1780, when the carriage of the Queen Dowager and Sophia Albertina met the carriages of the King and the Queen, Sophia Albertina avoided a confrontation by waving at the royal couple, thereby hiding her mother from view. <ref>Alma Söderhjelm (1945). ''Gustav III:s syskon'' (The siblings of Gustav III) Stockholm: Albert Bonniers Förlag. 23033 (Swedish)</ref>
In 1781, she came in conflict with the King, who was close to ban her from court when her mother refused her to pay her respect to the Queen, but the situation was solved by her sister-in-law, [[Hedvig Elisabeth Charlotte of Holstein-Gottorp]]. At her mothers death, she and her brother Frederick burned some of their mothers papers before they could be seen by the King. In Stockholm, a palace was built as her residence, known today as [[Arvfurstens Palats]].