Issue
With his wife, Agnes of Brandenburg, whom he married on 11 November 1273.
- Eric VI of Denmark (1274–1319)
- Christopher II of Denmark (1276–1332)
- Margrethe (1277–1341), married Birger of Sweden
- Valdemar
- Richeza (d. 1303/08), married Lord Nicholas II of Werle. Her great-great-great grandson, Christian I, would one day become King of Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
- Katherina
- Elisabeth
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