- The
Kurki family or
Kurck, also
known as the
family of Laukko, is a
Finnish noble family tracing its
lineage back to the late 14th century. It produced...
-
Arvid Kurck (also
known as
Arvid Kurki; 1464 in
Vesilahti – 22 July 1522 in Öregrund) was the
Roman Catholic bishop of
Turku from 1510 to 1522. He was...
- Axel Jönsson
Kurck (also
known as
Akseli Kurki in Finnish), born 1555, died 30
March 1630 in Nakkila) was a
colonel in the
Swedish army and nobleman....
- The
forces opposing Charles in
Finland were led by
Arvid Stålarm and Axel
Kurck (Kurk), who both
became Charles's
prisoners after the
surrender of Åbo castle...
-
Matti Kurki (also Matias; Swedish:
Matts Kurck) was a
legendary Finnish chieftain of the birkarls. If he was a real person, he is
thought to have lived...
- A silver-gilded Thor's
hammer found in Scania, Sweden, that once
belonged to the
collection of
Baron Claes Kurck....
-
Pelplin cathedral. He
divided the
force into two groups. One
under a
certain Kurck, who
would command the
infantry and
storm the
southern gate. Another, under...
- (1639–1642)
Christer Posse (1642–1643)
Claes Stiernsköld (1643–1651) Knut
Kurck (1651–1660)
Gustaf Larsson Sparre (1660–1667)
Ernst Johan Creutz d.ä. (1667–1674)...
-
Royal Society of
Canada Jean-Louis
Koszul (1921-2018),
mathematician Arvid Kurck (1464–1522),
Finnish bishop Stephen Langton (c. 1150–1228),
English Cardinal...
- the
Biblical story of salvation. The
paintings are from the time of
Arvid Kurck, who was
Bishop of
Turku 1510–1522. The Bell
tower was
built in 1816. It...
