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 ca 1630 - Ja, datum okänt
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| 1 | 1618 | - 1618—1648: 30 Åriga kriget
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| 2 | 1630 | - 1630: Sverige ingriper i trettioåriga kriget
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| 3 | 1632 | - 1632: Slaget om Lützen, Svenske Kungen Gustav II Adolf dör.
- 5 Nov 1632: Kristina Drotning
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| 4 | 1645 | |
| 5 | 1653 | - 1653: Stockhlm blir huvudstad i Sverige (9000inv)
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| 6 | 1654 | - 6 Jun 1654: Karl X Gustav blir kung
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| 7 | 1658 | - 1658: Freden i Roskilde, Skåne, Blekinge, Halland och Bohuslän blir svenska
- 30 Jan 1658: Karl X och hans arme av 3500 soldater och 1500 kavallerister marscherar över isen till Danmark
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| 8 | 1660 | - 13 Feb 1660: Karl XI Kung
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| 9 | 1697 | - 5 Apr 1697: Karl XII kung
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| 10 | 1700 | - 1700—1721: Stora Nordiska kriget.Ryssland Danmark Polen attackerar gemensamt Sverige
- 20 Nov 1700: Det stora Nordiska kriget:Vid Narva (Estland)krossar Karl XII och den svenska hären på 10 610 man den cirka 37 000 man starka ryska armén.
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| 11 | 1709 | - 1709: Slaget vid Poltava
- 28 Jun 1709: In the early morning, about 22,000 Swedes attack the Poltava defenders of about 45,000 Russians. By mid-day, the fighting ends. The Swedes are defeated, with some 7,000 killed and 2,500 captured. The King and the remaining army of about 15,000 retreat south-west to Perevolotjna.
- Nov 1709: Danmark anfaller Skåne
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| 12 | 1714 | - Okt 1714: King Karl XII begins a horseback ride across Europe, headed home to Sweden
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| 13 | 1716 | - Mar 1716: Swedish troops launch an attack on Oslo, Norway
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| 14 | 1718 | - 1718: Karl XII stupar vid Fredriksten
- 30 Nov 1718: (about 2100 hours) At the siege of Fredrikshald, King Karl XII is struck in the head by a bullet, killing him instantly. (It is not know whether this is a stray bullet or fired at close range by an assassin.)
- 5 Dec 1718: Ulrika Eleonora Drottning
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| 15 | 1720 | - 24 Mar 1720: Fredrik I Kung
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| 16 | 1731 | - 1731: The Svenska Ostindiska Companiet (Swedish East India Company) is founded by Göteborg merchants, and granted a monopoly by royal charter to conduct trade between Sweden and the East Indies.
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