Historical Events tagged with "charlesXI"
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Bloodiest Battle in Scandinavian History
The Battle of Lund was a significant conflict during the Scanian War, fought between Sweden and Denmark-Norway. Located near Lund in present-day Sweden, on December 4, 1676, the Swedish army led by King Charles XI faced the Danish-Norwegian forces under the command of General Jørgen Ditlev von Schack. This battle was marked by intense combat and heavy casualties, ultimately leading to a Swedish victory, though it resulted in one of the highest death tolls in Scandinavian warfare.
Continue ReadingNegotiations to End the Second Northern War
With Charles XI of Sweden ascending the throne, regents began peace negotiations to conclude the ongoing Second Northern War, reflecting the needs for stability in Sweden and the surrounding regions. The war saw Sweden engaged in conflicts with Poland, Denmark, and Russia, creating a dire situation that demanded resolution for the new young king. As regents sailed from Stockholm to negotiate with Polish representatives, they aimed for a peace that ensured Sweden's territorial integrity and influence in the Baltic Sea region.
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