Nyköping Banquet

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Nyköping Banquet was a notorious 1317 medieval power struggle event in Sweden where King Birger Magnusson captured and allegedly starved his rival brothers to death, marking a turning point in Swedish royal politics.

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Nyköping Banquet canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event ⓘ
medieval political event ⓘ
power struggle ⓘ
allegedOutcome starvation death of Eric Magnusson ⓘ
starvation death of Valdemar Magnusson ⓘ
causeOf imprisonment of Eric Magnusson ⓘ
imprisonment of Valdemar Magnusson ⓘ
chronologyWithin reign of Birger Magnusson ⓘ
country Kingdom of Sweden ⓘ
describedAs notorious event in Swedish history ⓘ
turning point in Swedish royal politics ⓘ
followedBy civil war in Sweden ⓘ
uprising against King Birger ⓘ
hasEffect change in Swedish royal politics ⓘ
downfall of King Birger Magnusson ⓘ
strengthening of noble power in Sweden ⓘ
hasLanguageContext Swedish history ⓘ
hasMotive consolidation of royal power by King Birger ⓘ
hasParticipant Birger Magnusson ⓘ
Eric Magnusson ⓘ
Ingeborg Håkansdotter ⓘ
Martha of Denmark ⓘ
Swedish nobility ⓘ
Valdemar Magnusson ⓘ
location Nyköping ⓘ
Nyköping Castle ⓘ
Sweden ⓘ
Södermanland ⓘ
mainSubject Swedish royal succession ⓘ
power struggle within House of Bjelbo ⓘ
namedAfter Nyköping ⓘ
partOf medieval history of Sweden ⓘ
pointInTime 1317 ⓘ
precededBy ongoing conflict between King Birger and his brothers ⓘ
relatedTo House of Bjelbo ⓘ
Swedish civil conflicts in the early 14th century ⓘ
significance key episode in conflict among sons of Magnus III of Sweden ⓘ
symbol of royal treachery in Swedish tradition ⓘ
timePeriod Middle Ages ⓘ

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Nyköping Castle → significantEvent → Nyköping Banquet ⓘ
Nyköping → hasHistoricalEvent → Nyköping Banquet ⓘ
Birger of Sweden → notableEvent → Nyköping Banquet ⓘ
subject linked to: King Birger of Sweden