The main plenipotentiary of this coalition, after removing all threats of domestic sedition through the acquiescence of Schleswig via the compact of Nyborg, was able to capture and imprison Albert of Mecklenburg and establish this confederation.
The main plenipotentiary of this coalition, after removing all threats of domestic sedition through the acquiescence of Schleswig via the compact of Nyborg, was able to capture and imprison Albert of Mecklenburg and establish this confederation. Major events that occurred during it include the Engelbrekt Rebellion, which led to the deposing of Erik of Pomerania and the Stockholm Bloodbath. It was dissolved when Christian II of Demark was removed after a successful rebellion led by Gustav Vasa. Formalized in 1397 by a treaty signed at the eponymous castle and spearheaded by Queen Margareta of Norway, for 10 points, name this 14th-16th century confederation of Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
The main plenipotentiary of this coalition, after removing all threats of domestic sedition through the acquiescence of Schleswig via the compact of Nyborg, was able to capture and imprison Albert of Mecklenburg and establish this confederation.
Kalmar Union