Career
In 1707, she was granted Seekamp estate (a part of today"s Kiel-Schilksee) in then Slesvig as her own fief by her father. She held a salon in her palace in Copenhagen, and it was well known by foreign ambassadors that she was one of the most powerful people during the reign of Frederick IV of Denmark. Holstein lost all power and spent the rest of her life with her family.
