June 3, 1548

The Treaty of Nyborg is signed, which settles a conflict between King Christian III of Denmark and the Swedish crown, concluding territorial disputes.

Nyborg, Denmark | Danish Monarchy

Watercolor painting based depiction of The Treaty of Nyborg is signed, which settles a conflict between King Christian III of Denmark and the Swedish crown, concluding territorial disputes. (1548)

The information regarding the Treaty of Nyborg being signed on June 3, 1548, as settling a conflict between King Christian III of Denmark and the Swedish crown, is not accurate. No historical records confirm the signing of such a treaty on that specific date between these parties.

During the mid-16th century, tensions did exist between Denmark and Sweden, particularly due to the efforts of the Danish king to consolidate power in Scandinavia and Sweden’s own ambitions, but no treaty by that name and purpose is documented on June 3, 1548.

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Source: www.britannica.com

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