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Christian II

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Christian II 1481-1559, king of Denmark and Norway (1513-23) and Sweden (1520-23), son and successor of King John. After several unsuccessful attempts, he asserted claim to Sweden by force. However, his wholesale massacre of Swedish nobles at Stockholm (1520) alienated the Swedes, who raised Gustavus Vasa to the throne as Gustavus I , thus ending the Kalmar Union . In Denmark, Christian earned the hatred of the nobles and high clergy by thorough reforms in favor of the lower and middle classes, by inviting Lutheran preachers to Copenhagen, and by placing Sigbrit, mother of his Dutch mistress,... Read more
King Christian II
King Christian II. Play by Adolf Paul for which in 1897–8 Sibelius wrote incidental mus., suite from it (7 movts.) being his Op.27. Read more
Christian II
...revolt in Denmark forced Christian to flee to the Netherlands. After attempting to regain his kingdom, he was arrested by Danish forces in 1532 and spent the rest of his life imprisoned in Danish castles. Christian II Christian II Christian II Read more

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