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Halland Campaign
Part of the Danish–Hanseatic War (1361–1370)

Sarcophagi of Christopher, Duke of Lolland at Roskilde Cathedral.
DateApril – 10 November 1362
Location
Result Danish victory
Territorial
changes
Finnveden occupied by Denmark
Belligerents
 Sweden
 Norway
 Denmark
Commanders and leaders
History of Sweden (800–1521) Magnus IV
Kingdom of Norway (872–1397) Haakon VI
Medieval Denmark Christoffer of Lolland
Medieval Denmark Valdemar IV
Strength
2,000 men Unknown
Casualties and losses
Unknown Negligible

The Halland Campaign (Danish: Hallandske kampagne) or Haakon VI and Magnus IV's campaign in Halland, was a military campaign and invasion of then-Danish Halland by Norwegian and Swedish troops under Haakon VI and Magnus IV of Norway and Sweden. The campaign ended in a failure for the two kings, and the Danes would instead go on the offensive and invade Finnveden.

Background[edit]

The Battle of Visby spread shockwaves throughout Northern Europe, antagonizing many nations, particularly Sweden and Norway, who, together with the Hanseatic League, would make a punitive expedition against Denmark and King Valdemar IV of Denmark.[1]

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Campaign[edit]

Aftermath[edit]

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Works cited[edit]

  • Reisnert, Anders (2015). The Siege and Storm of Lindholmen during the Second Hanseatic War (1368-1369) (PDF). Sweden: DR. RUDOLF HABELT GMBH • BONN.
  • Reinhardt, Christian (1880). Valdemar Atterdag og hans Kongegjerning (in Danish). Gad. p. 443.
  • Munch, Peter Andreas (1862). Det norske folks historie: deel. 1 bd., 1. afsnit. Bebyggelsen. 2. afsnit. Samfundsforholdene. 3. afsnit. Ætte- og heltesagn før vikingetiden. 4. afsnit. Vikingetide og danevældet (in Danish). C. Tønsberg.
  • Barfod, Povl Frederik (1885). Danmarks historie fra 1319 til 1536 (in Danish). K. Schönberg.
  • Eriksen, Anders Bager (2017). "Dansk-Hanseatisk Krig (1362-65)". Historiskerejser.dk (in Danish). Retrieved 2024-06-02.