Two kings of this name got into a Reformation-era scuffle agitated by the pirate Skipper Clement, a conflict known as the Count's Feud.
Two kings of this name got into a Reformation-era scuffle agitated by the pirate Skipper Clement, a conflict known as the Count's Feud. One king of this name had dominion in a neighboring country until he was defeated at the Battle of Brunkeberg by Sten Sture the Elder, whose body was dug up and burned on the orders of another king of this name. A more famous king with this name dismissed Carl Theodor Zahle after they disagreed over the reacquisition of a former territory in the (*) Easter Crisis, leading to the rise of a party whose name means "The Radical Left." The Freedom Council was assembled after that king of this name accepted occupation, while the ninth king of this name ended up in a war with Prussia over Schleswig-Holstein. The tenth king of this name apocryphally wore a gold star in solidarity with his country's Jews during World War II. For 10 points, give this royal name held by a great many Danish kings.
Two kings of this name got into a Reformation-era scuffle agitated by the pirate Skipper Clement, a conflict known as the Count's Feud.
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