Carl Gustaf Wrangel

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Carl Gustaf Wrangel was a prominent 17th-century Swedish military commander and statesman who rose to high office during the Swedish Empire’s period of great power.

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Carl Gustaf Wrangel canonical 38
Carl Gustav Wrangel 3
Waldemar Wrangel 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Swedish nobleman
admiral
field marshal
human
military commander
statesman
allegiance Swedish Empire
burialPlace Skokloster Church
countryOfCitizenship Sweden
dateOfBirth 1613-12-23
dateOfDeath 1676-07-05
era Swedish Empire
familyName Wrangel
father Herman Wrangel
givenName Carl Gustaf
honorificTitle Count of Salmis
Count of Sölvesborg
Lord of Skokloster
Lord of Spyker
militaryBranch Swedish Army
Swedish Navy
militaryRank Admiral of the Realm
Field Marshal of Sweden
monarchServed Charles X Gustav of Sweden
Charles XI of Sweden
Queen Christina of Sweden
mother Amalie of Nassau-Siegen
nobleFamily Wrangel family
notableBattle Battle of Fehmarn (1644)
Battle of Jankau
Battle of Wolgast (1630s operations)
Battle of Zusmarshausen
notableWork Skokloster Castle
linked to: Skokloster
participantIn Scanian War
Second Northern War
Thirty Years' War
Torstenson War
placeOfBirth Skokloster
Sweden
Uppland
placeOfDeath Rügen
Spyker Castle
Swedish Pomerania
positionHeld Governor-General of Swedish Pomerania
Lord High Admiral of Sweden
Lord High Constable of Sweden
President of the Court of Appeal at Wismar
residence Gripenberg Castle
Skokloster Castle
linked to: Skokloster

Spyker Castle
Wrangelsburg
spouse Anna Margareta von Haugwitz

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Swedish Regency Council notableMember Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Lund commander Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Fehrbellin (1675) commander Karl Gustav Wrangel
linked to: Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Fehrbellin (1675) commander Waldemar Wrangel
linked to: Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Zusmarshausen (1648) commander Carl Gustav Wrangel
linked to: Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Wrangel hasNotableBearer Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Siri von Essen spouse Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Field Marshal of the Swedish Army notableOfficeHolder Carl Gustav Wrangel
linked to: Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Wrangel Palace namedAfter Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Wrangelsburg associatedWith Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Wrangelsburg namedAfter Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Wrangelsburg hasNotableResident Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Wrangel family hasMember Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Spyker Castle notableResident Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Spyker Castle usedAsResidenceBy Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Gripenberg Castle commissionedBy Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Gripenberg Castle hasOwner Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Gripenberg Castle hasNotableResident Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Anna Margareta von Haugwitz spouse Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Herman Wrangel notableFamilyMember Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Herman Wrangel child Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Count of Salmis associatedWith Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Count of Salmis notableHolder Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Count of Sölvesborg associatedWith Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Count of Sölvesborg titleHolder Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Lord of Skokloster associatedWith Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Lord of Skokloster notableHolder Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Lord of Spyker associatedWith Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Lord of Spyker holder Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Lord of Spyker notableHolder Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Wolgast (1630s operations) commander Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Fehmarn (1644) commander1 Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Zusmarshausen commander Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of Fehrbellin commander Waldemar Wrangel
linked to: Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Swedish invasion of Brandenburg notableCommander Carl Gustav Wrangel
linked to: Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Amalie of Nassau-Siegen child Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Amalie of Nassau-Siegen relative Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Amalie of Nassau-Siegen motherOf Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Amalie of Nassau-Siegen hasDescendant Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Battle of the Sound (1658) commander Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Swedish Bremen-Verden governor Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Swedish invasion forces commander Carl Gustaf Wrangel