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Brahe, Per, Greve, the Elder

Swedish count
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  • Per Brahe the Younger, detail from an oil painting by an unknown artist; in Gripsholm Castle, Sweden
    Per, Count Brahe, the Younger

    
Younger was the grandson of Per Brahe the Elder—a nephew of the Swedish king Gustav I Vasa—who was created the first Swedish count and wrote historical works and Oeconomia (1585). The younger Brahe fought under the command of Gustav II Adolf in the Thirty Years’ War in Prussia (1626–28), becoming


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Younger was the grandson of Per Brahe the Elder—a nephew of the Swedish king Gustav I Vasa—who was created the first Swedish count and wrote historical works and Oeconomia (1585). The younger Brahe fought under the command of Gustav II Adolf in the Thirty Years’ War in Prussia (1626–28), becoming


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