Battle of Brannkyrka
Involved in some of the revolts against the Danish king, at the Battle of Brannkyrka, among those captured and taken prisoner
Role range: 1523-1560
Follow Gustavus I Vasa through 21 dated historical records for Sweden.
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Involved in some of the revolts against the Danish king, at the Battle of Brannkyrka, among those captured and taken prisoner
Role range: 1523-1560
Involved in some of the revolts against the Danish king, at the Battle of Brannkyrka, among those captured and taken prisoner
Role range: 1523-1560
Held in Kalc slot but escapes, returning by ship to Kalmar on the southeastern side of Sweden on 31 May 1520
Role range: 1523-1560
Held in Kalc slot but escapes, returning by ship to Kalmar on the southeastern side of Sweden on 31 May 1520
Role range: 1523-1560
Gustavus I Vasa breaks free from the Kalmar Union & establishes the Swedish state
Role range: 1523-1560
The Army of Dalarna elected him Regent of Sweden, where after two years of war followed, whereby the Danish troops are gradually defeated. Gathers a small army in Dalarna and becomes its leader
Role range: 1523-1560
The Army of Dalarna elected him Regent of Sweden, where after two years of war followed, whereby the Danish troops are gradually defeated
Role range: 1523-1560
Gustav is elected King at the riksdag in Strangnas, later been celebrated as the Swedish national holiday
Role range: 1523-1560
Gustav is elected King at the riksdag in Strangnas, later been celebrated as the Swedish national holiday
Role range: 1523-1560
Labelled the founder of modern Sweden, and the "father of the nation", Gustav liked to compare himself to Moses, whom he believed to have also liberated his people and established a state. Becomes the first truly autocratic native Swedish sovereign, a skilled propagandist and bureaucrat who lays the foundations for a more efficient centralized Government
Role range: 1523-1560
Gustavus I Vasa & the Hanseatic League depose Christian II of Denmark
Role range: 1523-1560
Elected King of Sweden by the Diet, the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm
Role range: 1523-1560
Gustavus I Vasa & the Hanseatic League depose Christian II of Denmark
Role range: 1523-1560
Gustavus I Vasa & the Hanseatic League depose Christian II of Denmark. Gustavus I Vasas uncle Frederick is elected King in Denmark
Role range: 1523-1560
Largely unknown, becomes the ruler of a still divided country without a central Government
Role range: 1523-1560
Succeeds as King of Sweden
Role range: 1523-1560
Largely unknown, becomes the ruler of a still divided country without a central Government. Labelled the founder of modern Sweden, and the "father of the nation", Gustav liked to compare himself to Moses, whom he believed to have also liberated his people and established a state. Becomes the first truly autocratic native Swedish sovereign, a skilled propagandist and bureaucrat who lays the foundations for a more efficient centralized Government
Role range: 1523-1560
Gustavus I Vasa founds the Vasa Dynasty, first monarch of the House of Vasa
Role range: 1523-1560
Replenishes Royal coffers by plundering the Church to build a fleet of ships
Role range: 1523-1560
Luthernanism is approved. Gustav replenishes the Royal coffers by plundering the wealth of the Church
Role range: 1523-1560
Crowned in Uppsala Cathedral
Role range: 1523-1560
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