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Index 427
Stanislaus appointed king of Po-
land, 225
Stenbock, Magnus, commander and
governor, campaigns against Danes
in Skane, 233; wins battle of Hels-
ingborg, 233
Stettin, treaty of, 143
Stjernsund Factory, 251
Stiernhielm, George, father of Swed-
ish poetry, 212
Stockholm, fortress, 62; founding of
city, 63
Stockholm Massacre, 97
Stolbova, treaty of, 148
Stone Age, 2-9; animals, 3; dwell-
ings, 3; tools and weapons, 3;
food, 4, 7; agriculture, 5; handi-
crafts, 6, 9; mode of life, 7; re-
mains, 8; religion, 9; tombs, 9
"Stories from Swedish History," by
Fryxell, 366
Storrada, Sigrid, 50
Stralsund, 236; surrender of, 227
Strindberg, August, novelist, 372
Sture murders, 129
Sture the Elder, Sten, 92; defeated
Christian I in battle of Brunke-
berg, 92; his peaceful administra-
tion, 92; promoted education, 93;
with Jacob Ulfsson founded Upp-
sala University, 93
Sture the Younger, Sten, 94; regent,
94
Sture, Nils, 128
Sture, Svante, 129
Styrbjorn Starke, 46
Stuyvesant, Peter, governor of New
Netherlands, 394
Sun worship, 12
Surt, 25
Sveas, land of, 19
Sveaborg, fortress and naval station,
founded, 258; surrendered by Cron-
stedt, 308
Svedberg, Jesper, bishop of Skara,
208; bishop of New Sweden mis-
sion, 401
Svensksund, battle of, 298
Sverre, king of Norway, 74; educated
for the Church, 74; leader of Birke-
beiner (Birchlegs), 74; wins crown,
75
Svolder, battle of, 49*
Swedes in the United States, 391;
where settled, 391
Swedenborg, Emanuel, scientist, phil-
osopher, seer, 262
Sweden’s period of greatness, 175,
179; end of, 240
Swedesboro, 375
Swedish Academy instituted, 287 .
Tax-free knights, 68
Tegner, Esaias, bishop, poet, orator,
366; "Fritjofs Saga," his greatest
work, 367
I Temple of Uppsala, 56; sacrificial
;
feasts, 56
Tessin. Karl Gustav, chancellor, 259^
Teutonic invaders from Scandinavia,
18, gold treasures, 18
Thirty Years’ War, first period, 151-
165; last period, 171-175
Thor, Norse god, 23, 56
Three kingdoms, rise of, 30
Tilly, Johann von, commander, 156,
158; death, 162
Tilsit, treaty of alliance at, 305
Tinicum, 393
Tiveden, 19
Topelius, Zacharias, poet, story writer,
historical novelist, 369
Tordenskjold, sea captain, 242
Torgny, lawman, 52
Torkillus, Reorus, pastor at Christina,
395
Torstensson, Lennart, commander, 158,
captive of ^ar, 173; commander-in-
chief, 173; campaign in Denmark,
176
Torture abolished, 285
Trade, in amber and fur, 10; with
Rome, 16, 18; promoted, 117; for-
eign trade developed, 261
Trelleborg-Sassnitz ferry route, 340
Troil, Uno von, archbishop, disecm-
tinues New Sweden mission, 402
Trolllhatte Canal, 340
Trolle, Gustav, archbishop, 94; de-
posed, 95
Trondhjem, 20; cathedral of, 55
Tryggyeson, Olaf, 49, 51; forced Chris-
tianity on Norway, 49-50; defeated
at Smolder, 52
Uggla, Klas, naval commander, 201
Ulfsson, Jacob, archbishop, 92; found-
er of Uppsala University, 93
Ulrica Eleonora, queen, 210; reign of,
240; succeeded by her spouse, Fred-
erick I, 241; peace treaties and ter-
ritorial losses, 243
Union of Sweden and Norway, earliest
established, 75; under Margaret, 86,
87, 105 ; later union established, 323 ;
dissolved, 388
University of Christiania (Oslo),
founded, 322
University of Copenhagen founded, 93
University of Lund founded, 197
University of Uppsala, founded, 93;
promoted by Gustavus Adolphus, 169
Upland (Chester), 394
Uppland, province, 20
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