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Ekholmen is a city
district in the
south of Linköping, Sweden. The area was
built in the
early 1970s, on land
belonging mainly to the
farming estates Blästad...
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Ekholmen Castle (Swedish:
Ekholmens slott) is a
castle in Sweden.
Ekholmen is
located in
Veckholm parish,
south of Enköping near
Norra Björkfjärden in...
- (1449–1450). Karl
Knutsson Bonde was born in
October 1408 or 1409, at
Ekholmen Castle, the son of Knut
Tordsson (Bonde),
knight and
member of the privy...
- stepmother's
first cousin, as his
first wife and
settled on her
manor Ekholmen Castle in Uppland. His
second wife, from
about 1512, was
Karin Eriksdotter...
- Winnerbäck
Source in Swedish:
Innerstaden Ramshäll Vimanshäll Djurgården
Ekholmen Ekkällan
Johannelund Berga Garnisonen Gottfridsberg Hackefors Hejdegården...
- Kungälv Kronogården in Trollhättan
Kronoparken in
Karlstad Ryd, Johannelund,
Ekholmen, Berga, and Skäggetorp in Linköping Gottsunda,
Flogsta and
Eriksberg in...
- most
likely raised in
their home,
first at
Kalmar Castle and
later at
Ekholmen Castle. The 15th
century in
Sweden was
largely defined by the political...
- Klas
Eriksson Fleming, new
baron Läckö to
Hogenskild Bielke, new
baron Ekholmen to
Pontus De la Gardie, new
baron Kungs-Lena to Olof
Gustafsson Stenbock...
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these were Karlberg, Drottningholm,
Jakobsdal (now: Ulriksdal), Venngarn,
Ekholmen, Kägleholm, Läckö, Traneberg, Mariedal,
Katrineberg and Höjentorp. Moreover...
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Jepsen Sparre,
Danish priest Arvid Gustavsson Sparre (1245–1317), Lord of
Ekholmen,
Sweden Axel
Sparre (1652–1728),
Swedish field marshal Beata Sparre, Swedish...
