This ruler put down the revolt of the Dalecarlians in Dalarna, where he got support from local copper miners.
This ruler put down the revolt of the Dalecarlians in Dalarna, where he got support from local copper miners. This winner at Brunnbäck Ferry appointed the Petri brothers to religious office. His high taxes led rebelling peasants to use crossbows under the leadership of Nils Dacke. This man's deeds were the subject of a Henry Brooke play banned by the UK's 1737 Licensing Act because Robert Walpole saw the play as a satire on him. In real life, this man unified his country before signing the Treaty of Malmo. This king exiled Gustav Trolle, an archbishop who had this king's father killed in a 1520 bloodbath, and converted his country to Lutheranism after freeing it from the Kalmar Union. For 10 points, name this king of a newly-independent Sweden, the founder of a namesake dynasty whose later members included Gustavus Adolphus.
This ruler put down the revolt of the Dalecarlians in Dalarna, where he got support from local copper miners.
{Gustav}us {I} Vasa [or {Gustavus Vasa}; or {Gustav Eriksson}; do not accept “Gustavus Adolphus” or other such wrong things]