Christina. _See_ Gyllenstjerna (Christina).
Christina, wife of King Hans, defends the castle of Stockholm, 22.
Christopher of Bavaria, is elected king of Sweden, 15-16.
Church, early encroachments of, 5-6; sides with Denmark against Sweden, 17-25; riches of, 122-124; Gustavus oppresses, 149-150; is taxed to pay Lubeck, 204; Gustavus opposes her on grounds of faith, 221-245; Gustavus deprives her of her power, 254-262; humiliation of, 271.
Coinage, debasement of, 107-108; alterations in, 122 and note.
Copenhagen, youth of Christiern II. in, 34; Norby proceeds to, 185; Norby is asked to proceed to, 199.
Dalarne, rebellion in, 15; Sten Sture gains support in, 20; Svante Sture is supported by, 23; description of, 85; Gustavus seeks to rouse the people of, 85-87; Gustavus is recalled by the people of, 88-89; becomes the centre of the Revolution, 92; hardihood of people of, 93; Gustavus recruits forces in, 107; grievances of, 153-154; conspiracy in, 176-177; efforts of Gustavus to stay discontent in, 181-183; dissension in, 213-215; impostor goes to, 218-219; Gustavus writes to, 227-228; Gustavus tries to appease, 242-246; Andreæ condemns rebellion in, 248; Diet of Vesterås discusses rebellion in, 254-256; Brask is charged with conspiracy in, 263.
Dalelf, description of, 85; Danish camp at, 93.
Dantzic, Christina seeks aid from, 67; privileges granted by Sweden to, 114 and 209-212; Christina's son returns from, 172.
Denmark, struggle between Sweden and, 13-25, and 35-117; "klippings" repudiated in, 143.
Dyveke becomes mistress of Christiern II., 34-35.
East Friesland, privileges granted to, 211.
Engelbrektsson (Engelbrekt), rebellion under, 15.
Erik of Pomerania, is chosen king of Sweden, 13; his career, 14-15.
Eriksson, takes part in storming of Vesterås, 96-98; of Upsala, 98-99.
Eriksson (Nils), is placed in command of Kalmar, 174-175.
Fathers, dispute concerning authority of, 233-236.
Finland, Gustavus sends force to, 105; Norby goes to rescue of, 106; Swedish possessions in, 131; is subdued by Gustavus, 138; Norby asks for land in, 178; Norby is said to be about to attack, 198; Gustavus writes to, 199; her part in the treaty with Russia, 207-208.
Francisco of Potentia, is said to have been made bishop of Skara, 137.