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Varnhem Abbey (Swedish:
Varnhems kloster) in
Varnhem, Västergötland,
Sweden was
founded around 1150 by
monks of the
Cistercian Order from
Alvastra Abbey...
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Varnhem is a
locality situated in
Skara Muni****lity, Västra Götaland County,
Sweden with 707
inhabitants in 2010.
Varnhem is the
location of the oldest...
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Värnhem is a
neighbourhood of Malmö,
situated in the
Borough of Centrum, Malmö Muni****lity, Skåne County, Sweden. The
neighbourhood gives its name to...
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where she died in 1288. Birger, his son Erik and
Mechtilde were
buried in
Varnhem Abbey. The
grave was
forgotten after a fire in the 16th
century and was...
- 1250. As
later kings from the
House of Erik were
consistently buried at
Varnhem Abbey near
Skara in Västergötland, Erik's
family is
considered to have...
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April 1216 in Näs
Castle on the
island of Visingsö. He was
buried in the
Varnhem Abbey. He did not
leave a son at his demise,
though Queen Rikissa gave...
- an
older brother Erik who was born in 1749, also in
Varnhem. In 1755, the
family moved from
Varnhem to the
parish of
Saleby outside Lidköping
where his...
- do****ented
Christian Swede. However,
findings from a
Christian graveyard at
Varnhem,
dated to the 9th century,
indicate that
Christianity may have arrived...
- Erik
Eriksson died on 2
February 1250, and was
buried in the
monastery of
Varnhem Abbey in Västergötland. With him the
House of Erik
became extinct in the...
- re-establish it, but it only
lasted a few years. However,
archaeological digs in
Varnhem found a
Christian burial ground established in the late 9th century. On...
