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Charles IX by an unknown artist, Nationalmuseum
Charles IX by an unknown artist, Nationalmuseum
Charles's parents as shown on their grave monument
Charles's parents as shown on their grave monument
Duke Charles (as he then was called) in 1596 by H. Nützel
Duke Charles (as he then was called) in 1596 by H. Nützel
Duke Karl Insulting the Corpse of Klaus Fleming (Painting by Albert Edelfelt, 1878, Fleming's wife Ebba Stenbock on the right)
Duke Karl Insulting the Corpse of Klaus Fleming (Painting by Albert Edelfelt, 1878, Fleming's wife Ebba Stenbock on the right)
Portrait by Jakob Binck, 1542
Portrait by Jakob Binck, 1542
Christian II, Gustav Vasa's main antagonist
Christian II, Gustav Vasa's main antagonist
Roggeborgen, in Strängnäs, was a central location during the events when Gustav Eriksson was elected king of Sweden.
Roggeborgen, in Strängnäs, was a central location during the events when Gustav Eriksson was elected king of Sweden.
Gustav Vasa examines the Finnish translation of the New Testament presented by Mikael Agricola.
Gustav Vasa examines the Finnish translation of the New Testament presented by Mikael Agricola.