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Värend was in the
Middle Ages the most
populous of the
constituent "small lands" of the
province Småland, in Sweden.
Early on, Växjö
became its center...
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Swedish legend (Blendasägnen) from Småland.
Blenda led the
rural women of
Värend in an
attack on a
pillaging Danish army and
annihilated the invaders. According...
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Värend in
southern Småland
where the
twelve local tribes endorsed Christianity at a Thing.
Sigfrid left his
nephews to tend
matters in
Värend and...
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special pre-Christian
significance of the site. The
pagan cultic center of
Värend may have been
located at Hov, a
nearby village. An
episcopal see
since the...
- Östergötland), Tveta, Vista, Vedbo, Tjust, Sevede, Aspeland, Handbörd, Möre,
Värend, Finnveden, and Njudung. Each "small land" had its own law in the Viking...
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countries to the
south – Finnveden, Kind, Möre, Njudung, Tjust, Tveta,
Värend, and Ydre[citation needed] – were
merged into the
province of Småland (literally:...
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There are
three primary schools in Den ****n.
Every August they have the
Varend Corso (translated:
Floating Corso). Den ****n on Midden-Delfland.net Den...
- (slavery) for
thralls "born by
Christian parents" in Västergötland and
Värend,
being the last
parts of
Sweden where slavery had
remained legal. This put...
- of
Sweden for
thralls "born by
Christian parents" in Västergötland and
Värend,
being the last
parts where it had
remained legal. This however, was only...
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Alvesta (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈâlːvɛsta] ) is a
locality and the seat of
Alvesta Muni****lity in
Kronoberg County, Sweden, with 8,017
inhabitants in...
