Treaty of Dalaborg

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Treaty of Dalaborg

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Sweden
Code of law
…given to the nobles; in 1388 the Swedish nobles called upon Margaret, now regent of Denmark and Norway, for help. In 1389 her troops defeated and captured Albert, and she was hailed as Sweden’s ruler. Albert’s allies harried the Baltic and continued to hold out in Stockholm, and it was…
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…given to the nobles; in 1388 the Swedish nobles called upon Margaret, now regent of Denmark and Norway, for help. In 1389 her troops defeated and captured Albert, and she was hailed as Sweden’s ruler. Albert’s allies harried the Baltic and continued to hold out in Stockholm, and it was…
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Margaret I
Rise to power.
By the Treaty of Dalaborg of 1388, the nobles proclaimed Margaret Sweden’s “sovereign lady and rightful ruler” and granted her the main portion of Bo Jonsson Grip’s vast domains. Defeating Albert in 1389, Margaret took him captive and released him only after the conclusion of peace six…
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By the Treaty of Dalaborg of 1388, the nobles proclaimed Margaret Sweden’s “sovereign lady and rightful ruler” and granted her the main portion of Bo Jonsson Grip’s vast domains. Defeating Albert in 1389, Margaret took him captive and released him only after the conclusion of peace six…
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