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Charles XII

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Charles XII 1682-1718, king of Sweden (1697-1718), son and successor of Charles XI. The regency under which he succeeded was abolished in 1697 at the request of the Riksdag. At the coronation he omitted the usual oath and crowned himself. Charles's youth and inexperience invited the coalition (1699) of Peter I of Russia, Augustus II of Poland and Saxony, and Frederick IV of Denmark that challenged Swedish supremacy in the Baltics. The resulting Northern War quickly revealed Charles's abilities. In one of the most brilliant campaigns in history, Charles forced Denmark to make peace... Read more
Charles XII
Charles XII Charles XII (1682-1718) was king of Sweden from...daughter of Frederick III of Denmark, Charles XII was born on June 17, 1682. He was carefully...young ruler of much of his inheritance. Charles XII turned from sham battles and mock heroics... Read more
Charles XII
Charles XII (1682–1718) King of Sweden (1697–1718). His father, Charles XI, trained him in all aspects of administration...he became king when 14 years old. Charles XII was one of the greatest military leaders... Read more

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