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1552–1611 · 59 years

Margrete Basse

Born
ABT 1552
Died
ABT 1611
Parents
Erik Basse
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1563 · The Northern Seven Years' War Seven Years' War 1589 · Ekteskap ved kirkelig vigsel Ekteskap ved kirkelig vig… 1600 · Befolkning Befolkning 1603 · Første offentlige ansatte lege i Norge Første offentlige ansatte… 1611 · The Kalmar War Kalmar War 155215621572158215921602 1611

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  1. ABT 1552
  2. The Battle of Axtorna in 1565, an engraving
    1563
    Norway
    The Northern Seven Years' War
    Margrete is 11
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    The longest and most destructive of the wars between Denmark–Norway and Sweden. The Swedes besieged Akershus and burnt Sarpsborg, Skien and Hamar among others.

    Source: Den nordiske sjuårskrigen

    Picture: Unknown author · CC0

  3. 1589
    The place and the tree
    Ekteskap ved kirkelig vigsel
    Margrete is 37
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    I 1589 ble kirkelig vigsel en betingelse for at ekteskapet kunne anses som gyldig.

  4. 1600
    The place and the tree
    Befolkning
    Margrete is 48
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    400-440.000 mennesker i Norge.

  5. 1603
    The place and the tree
    Første offentlige ansatte lege i Norge
    Margrete is 51
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    Villads Adamssøn utnevnes til stadsmedikus i Bergen, den første offentlig ansatte lege i Norge.

  6. ABT 1611
  7. Scottish mercenaries land in Romsdal in 1612 – painting by Tidemand and Müller
    1611
    Norway
    The Kalmar War
    Margrete is 59
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    War between Denmark–Norway and Sweden. In Norway the Scottish march of 1612 left the deepest mark: a Scottish mercenary force crossing the country was stopped at Kringen.

    Source: Kalmarkrigen

    Picture: Adolph Tidemand / Morten Müller · Public domain

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