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| − | of | + | of Bremen was sent by the Emperor, Lewis |
| − | the | + | the Pious to publish the Christian Religion |
in Sweden -- St Evie after reducing the | in Sweden -- St Evie after reducing the | ||
Finlanders to obedience obliged them to | Finlanders to obedience obliged them to | ||
| − | receive the Christian | + | receive the Christian doctrine-- He also |
caused all the ancient laws of the Kingdom | caused all the ancient laws of the Kingdom | ||
to be collected into one Book which was | to be collected into one Book which was | ||
| − | called St. Evie's Law-- In the | + | called St. Evie's Law-- In the Year 1263 laid the |
| − | foundation of | + | foundation of Stockholm -- Albert the Duke of |
Mecklenburg was proclaimed Kerry of | Mecklenburg was proclaimed Kerry of | ||
| − | Sweden in 1364 he was | + | Sweden in 1364 he was Son of Magnus's |
| + | Sister-- Magnus & his Son Hacquin who | ||
| + | had married Margaret of Denmark assimbled | ||
| + | all the Troops they could in Norway, & | ||
| + | Denmark & marched against Albert-- | ||
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| + | The two Armies meet near Lincoping a | ||
| + | desperate Action ensued: in which Magnus | ||
| + | was taken Prisoner and Hacquin | ||
| + | who was wounded saved himself | ||
| + | with difficulty--the War continuing | ||
| + | Hacquin at last became Master of the | ||
| + | Field--In 1371 the Town of Stockholm | ||
| + | agreed to give Magnus his Liberty on | ||
| + | the Payment of 12,000 Marks and | ||
| + | renouncing his Right to the Crown | ||
| + | in favour of Albert--these Conditions | ||
Revision as of 15:25, 1 February 2021
of Bremen was sent by the Emperor, Lewis the Pious to publish the Christian Religion in Sweden -- St Evie after reducing the Finlanders to obedience obliged them to receive the Christian doctrine-- He also caused all the ancient laws of the Kingdom to be collected into one Book which was called St. Evie's Law-- In the Year 1263 laid the foundation of Stockholm -- Albert the Duke of Mecklenburg was proclaimed Kerry of Sweden in 1364 he was Son of Magnus's Sister-- Magnus & his Son Hacquin who had married Margaret of Denmark assimbled all the Troops they could in Norway, & Denmark & marched against Albert--
The two Armies meet near Lincoping a desperate Action ensued: in which Magnus was taken Prisoner and Hacquin who was wounded saved himself with difficulty--the War continuing Hacquin at last became Master of the Field--In 1371 the Town of Stockholm agreed to give Magnus his Liberty on the Payment of 12,000 Marks and renouncing his Right to the Crown in favour of Albert--these Conditions
