King of Scandinavia

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Fictional character.

There is a real Saxe-Meiningen family, but no Clotilde Lothman belongs to it. See dedicated Saxe-Meiningen page on Wikipedia.

In the Sherlock Holmes stories

The King of Scandinavia (von Saxe-Meningen) is the father of Clotilde Lothman von Saxe-Meningen which the King of Bohemia should marry. (SCAN, 238)

Sherlock Holmes told Lord St. Simon that he already add a client of superior extraction than him, the King of Scandinavia. (NOBL, 136)

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