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Beatrice of Meissen

Born
1 Sep 1339 · Meißen
Died
15 Jul 1399
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1348 · Svartedauden Svartedauden 1349 · The Black Death Black Death 1397 · Kalmarunionen Kalmarunionen 1397 · The Kalmar Union Kalmar Union 133913491359136913791389 1399

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  1. 1 Sep 1339
    Born
    Meißen, Sachsen, Tyskland
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  2. 1348
    The place and the tree
    Svartedauden
    Beatrice is 9
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    Befolkningen reduseres med mellom halvparten og 2/3 og når ikke sitt gamle nivå før etter 150 år.

  3. Citizens of Tournai carry coffins and bury the dead of the Black Death – a miniature from the 1350s
    1349
    Norway
    The Black Death
    Beatrice is 10
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    The plague raged in Norway in 1349 and 1350 and took a great many lives. In the time after, many farms were abandoned and lay empty – many of them for more than a hundred years.

    Source: svartedauden

    Picture: Pierart dou Tielt (fl. 1340-1360) · Public domain

  4. 1397
    The place and the tree
    Kalmarunionen
    Beatrice is 58
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    Kalmarunionen. Norge, Sverige og Danmark forenes under felles kongemakt ledet av dronning Margrete. Unionen ble aldri formelt oppløst, men motsetningene mellom Sverige og Danmark førte til at den opphørte ca. 1520.

  5. Queen Margaret and Eric of Pomerania – painting by Agnes Slott-Møller
    1397
    Norway
    The Kalmar Union
    Beatrice is 58
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    Eric of Pomerania was crowned joint king of Denmark, Norway and Sweden at Kalmar. The union finally ended when Sweden chose a king of its own in 1523.

    Source: Kalmarunionen

    Picture: Agnes Slott-Møller · Public domain

  6. 15 Jul 1399

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