29 June 1676Danish Invasion of ScaniaCharles XI
A Danish army lands in Scania and begins a campaign to recover former Danish provinces.
Historical records for Sweden in 1676, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
A Danish army lands in Scania and begins a campaign to recover former Danish provinces.
A Danish army lands in Scania and begins a campaign to recover former Danish provinces.
Death of Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Danish forces occupy Helsingborg during their rapid advance through Scania.
Danish forces occupy Helsingborg during their rapid advance through Scania.
The Danish invasion force captures the strategically important town of Landskrona.
The Danish invasion force captures the strategically important town of Landskrona.
Danish troops storm Kristianstad and hold the fortress for nearly two years.
Danish troops storm Kristianstad and hold the fortress for nearly two years.
Charles defeats a Danish force near Halmstad and protects the province of Halland.
Charles defeats a Danish force near Halmstad and protects the province of Halland.
The Swedish advance forces the Danes to abandon their attempt against Halmstad.
The Swedish advance forces the Danes to abandon their attempt against Halmstad.
Charles leads a weakened Swedish army south to confront the Danish field army.
Charles leads a weakened Swedish army south to confront the Danish field army.
Charles leads Sweden to a major victory against the Danish army at Lund.
Charles leads Sweden to a major victory against the Danish army at Lund.
Charles commands Swedish forces throughout the exceptionally bloody battle near Lund.
Charles commands Swedish forces throughout the exceptionally bloody battle near Lund.
Charles rebuilds depleted units after the victory at Lund.
Charles rebuilds depleted units after the victory at Lund.
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