List of Swedish wars - Definition and Overview
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This is a list of
wars
fought by
Sweden
between
1521
and
1814
:
The
Swedish War of Liberation
or
Befrielsekriget
(
1521
-
1523
)
The Armstice of Gotland (1524)
The Recess of Malmö (1524)
The Danish Count Feud or
Danska Grevefejden
(
1534
-
1536
)
The Armstice of Copenhagen (1537)
The Great Russian War or
Stora ryska kriget
(
1554
-
1557
)
The Treaty of Novgorod (1557)
The Northern Seven Years' War or
Nordiska sjuårskriget
(
1563
-
1570
)
The Treaty of Stettin (1570)
The Russian Twenty-five Years' War or
25-årskriget mot Ryssland
(
1570
-
1595
)
The Treaty of Teusina (1595)
The
War against Sigismund
or
Kriget mot Sigismund
(
1598
-
1599
)
The Armstice of Stångebro (1598)
The
Polish War
or
Polska kriget
(
1600
-
1629
)
The Armistice of Altmark (1629)
The De la Gardie Campaign or
De la Gardieska fälttåget
(
1609
-
1610
)
The
Ingrian War
or
Ingermanländska kriget
(
1610
-
1617
)
The
Treaty of Stolbovo
(1617)
The Kalmar War or
Kalmarkriget
(
1611
-
1613
)
The
Treaty of Knäred
(1613)
The
Thirty Years' War
or
Trettioåriga kriget
(
1630
-
1648
)
The Armistice of Stuhmsdorf with Poland (1635)
The Armistice of Stockholm with Brandenburg (1641)
The Armistice of Eulenburg with Saxony (1646)
The Armistice of Ulm Bavaria and Cologne (1647)
The
Peace of Westphalia
with the Holy Roman Empire (1648)
The Torstenson War or
Torstensonkriget
(
1643
-
1645
)
The
Treaty of Brömsebro
(1645)
The Deluge
against Polish-Lithianian Commonwealth (
1648
-
1667
)
Treaty of Andrusovo
(1667),
The First Bremian War or
Första bremiska kriget
(
1654
)
The Recess of Stade (1654)
The
Northern Wars
or
Nordiska krigen
(
1655
-
1661
)
Treaty of Roskilde
with Denmark-Norway (
February 26
,
1658
)
Treaty of Oliva
with Poland (
April 23
,
1660
)
Treaty of Copenhagen with Denmark-Norway (
May 27
, 1660)
Treaty of Kardis with Russia (
June 21
, 1661)
The Second Bremian War or
Andra bremiska kriget
(
1666
)
The Treaty of Habenhausen (1666)
The Scanian War or
Skånska kriget
(
1674
-
1679
)
The
Treaty of Nijmegen
with the Holy Roman Emperor, Münster and the Netherlands (1679)
The Treaty of Celle with Lüneburg (1679)
The with Brandenburg (1679)
The
Treaty of Fontainebleau
with Denmark-Norway (1679)
The
Great Northern War
or
Stora nordiska kriget
(
1700
-
1721
)
The Treaty of Traventhal with Denmark-Norway (1700)
The Treaty of Altranstädt with Saxony (
1706
)
The
Treaty of Stockholm
with Hanover, Prussia and Denmark-Norway (
1719
,
1720
)
The
Treaty of Nystad
with Russia (1721)
The
Hats' Russian War
or
Hattarnas ryska krig
(
1741
-
1743
)
The
Treaty of Åbo
(1743)
The
Seven Years' War
or
Pommerska kriget
(
1757
-
1762
)
The Treaty of Hamburg (1762)
Gustav III's Russian War
or
Gustav III:s ryska krig
(
1788
-
1790
)
The Treaty of Värälä (1790)
The
First War against Napoleon
or
Första kriget mot Napoleon
(
1805
-
1810
)
The
Treaty of Paris
(1810)
The
Finnish War
or
Finska kriget
(
1808
-
1809
)
The
Treaty of Fredrikshamn
(1809)
The Treaty of Jönköping (1809)
The
War against England
or
Kriget mot England
(
1810
-
1812
)
The Treaty of Örebro (1812)
The
Second War against Napoleon
or
Andra kriget mot Napoleon
(
1813
-
1814
)
The
Treaty of Kiel
with Denmark-Norway (1814)
The
Treaty of Paris
with France (1814)
The
Treaty of Paris
with France (
1815
)
The Campaign against Norway or
Fälttåget mot Norge
(
1814
)
The Convention of Moss (
1814
)
See also
List of Swedish monarchs
List of Swedish military commanders
List of Swedish Field Marshals
List of Swedish politicians
List of Swedish regiments
List of wars
List of battles
Realm of Sweden
Lands of Sweden
Provinces of Sweden
Dominions of Sweden
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