1320–1334.
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| 1320–1323. | Prodigality of the new King to secure himself on the Throne | [236] |
| 1324, 1325. | He violates his Pledges | [236] |
| 1325. | Dissatisfaction of his People, who expel him | [237] |
| 1326–1328. | Rapacity of the Nobles during his Exile; he returns | [238] |
| 1329–1331. | His ruinous Promises | [239] |
| 1331, 1332. | Proceedings in regard to Scania, which becomes the Prize of Sweden | [240] |
| 1332, 1333. | Last Days of Christopher | [241] |
Interregnum.
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| 1333, 1334. | State of the Country | [241] |
| 1334–1340. | Rapacity of the Regents, especially Count Gerard, who is murdered | [242] |
| 1340. | Election of a new King | [243] |
Valdemar IV.
SURNAMED ATTERDAG.
1340–1375.
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| 1340. | State of the Kingdom on the Accession of Valdemar | [244] |
| His vigilant Administration | [244] | |
| 1344. | He sells Scania, but redeems many other Places | [245] |
| 1345–1348. | He sells Esthenia, and makes good Use of the Money | [245] |
| 1348–1350. | He obtains Money from another Quarter | [246] |
| 1351–1357. | His Rigour occasions Rebellion, which, however, he suppresses | [247] |
| 1357–1360. | He recovers Scania | [247] |
| 1360–1363. | By helping Magnus of Sweden, he offends the Hanse Towns | [248] |
| 1362, 1363. | His artful Policy in regard to the Union of his Daughter with Hako of Norway | [250] |
| 1363. | Important Consequences of this Union | [250] |
| 1364, 1365. | Valdemar abroad | [251] |
| 1367–1370. | Again. Why? | [251] |
| 1370–1375. | Closing Years of his Reign | [252] |
Olaf III.