Table:
text: Scandinavian family name etymology
Denmark
Denmark
Rank_ Surname Number_of_bearers_1971 Number_of_bearers_2009 Type_ Etymology
13 Kristensen 58.990 62.549 patronymic son of Kristen
14 Olsen 65.194 50.904 patronymic son of Ole
15 Thomsen 40.180 39.860 patronymic son of Thomas
16 Christiansen 45.984 38.528 patronymic son of Christian
17 Poulsen 36.544 33.106 patronymic son of Poul
18 Johansen 36.470 32.166 patronymic son of Johan
19 Knudsen 34.660 30.634 patronymic son of Knud
20 Møller 31.645 30.516 occupational miller

text: Scandinavian family name etymology
Denmark
Denmark
Rank_ Surname Number_of_bearers_1971 Number_of_bearers_2009 Type_ Etymology
1 Jensen 368.631 278.782 patronymic son of Jens
2 Nielsen 349.126 275.744 patronymic son of Niels
3 Hansen 297.937 231.221 patronymic son of Hans
4 Pedersen 203.426 173.639 patronymic son of Peder
5 Andersen 188.359 165.871 patronymic son of Anders
6 Christensen 159.943 125.192 patronymic son of Christen
7 Larsen 148.214 122.712 patronymic son of Lars
8 Sørensen 139.111 117.300 patronymic son of Søren
9 Rasmussen 117.355 99.238 patronymic son of Rasmus
10 Jørgensen 110.132 93.182 patronymic son of Jørgen
11 Petersen 130.236 85.268 patronymic son of Peter
12 Madsen 76.441 67.075 patronymic son of Mads

Question: Regarding the etymology of Scandinavian surnames: What is the sum of the number of bearers in 2009 for a rank above 1, a type of patronymic, an etymology meaning son of the Christian and the number of bearers in 1971, which is greater than 45,984 in Denmark?