As a result 94 people were killed over three days by Jorgen Hellmuth.
This event was revenge for an incident three years prior in which one man's castle was destroyed brick by brick after the defeat of the army of his uncle Joakim. One of the spectators, a merchant named Hass, was killed for crying and of the eighteen men initially named for death only six were killed. It occurred after the surrender of the forces of Dame Christina two months earlier to a land force under the command of Otto Krumpen. Ultimately, it was targeted at the followers of a man who had taken a cannonball to the knee and died ten months earlier at Bogesund. Possibly planned by the king's minister Didrik Slagheck, it was directly caused by the vengeance sought by Erik Trolle. As a result 94 people were killed over three days by Jorgen Hellmuth. For 10 points, name this event perpetrated on supporters of Sten Sture on the orders of Denmark's Christian II in 1520 in the namesake Swedish city.
This event was revenge for an incident three years prior in which one man's castle was destroyed brick by brick after the defeat of the army of his uncle Joakim.
Stockholm Bloodbath or Stockholm Massacre (or Stockholms blodbad or det stockholmske blodbad)