Eric V of Denmark
Danish King and ruler of Denmark
Born
1249
777 years ago
Died
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Denmark
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Ruled as King of Denmark from 1250 until death in 1286. His reign experienced political turmoil and internal conflicts. Worked on consolidating royal power in Denmark. Engaged in a significant alliance with the Bishopric of Roskilde. Presided over the kingdom during the early stages of the conflicts with the Hanseatic League. Struggled with the influence of powerful nobles and regional lords, impacting governance.
Ruled Denmark from 1250 to 1286
Strengthened ties with the Catholic Church
Contended with the Hanseatic League
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