Lunds fred

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Lunds fred is the 1679 peace treaty that ended hostilities between Denmark-Norway and Sweden during the Scanian War, largely restoring the pre-war territorial status quo.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
peace treaty
appliesToRegion Blekinge
Bohuslän
Halland
Scania
belligerent Denmark-Norway
linked to: Denmark–Norway

Sweden
conflictContext Dano-Swedish rivalry in the 17th century
countryAtSigning Swedish Empire
countryInvolved Denmark
Norway
Sweden
endedConflict Scanian War
follows Treaty of Fontainebleau (1679)
hasCanonicalName Lunds fred
hasName Treaty of Lund
hasShortDescription 1679 peace treaty ending the Scanian War between Denmark-Norway and Sweden
hasType bilateral treaty
historicalPeriod Early modern period
linked to: Early Modern period
language German
Latin
legalStatus international treaty
mediatedBy France
Louis XIV of France
partOf Northern Wars era peace settlements
relatedTo Treaty of Copenhagen (1660)
Treaty of Roskilde (1658)
linked to: Treaty of Roskilde
restored pre-war territorial status quo between Denmark-Norway and Sweden
result confirmation of Swedish control over previously conquered provinces
end of hostilities between Denmark-Norway and Sweden
signedBy envoys of Charles XI of Sweden
envoys of Christian V of Denmark-Norway
signedInCentury 17th century
signedInYear 1679
signedOnDate 1679-09-26
subjectMatter cessation of hostilities
peace settlement
territorial arrangements
tookPlaceIn Lund
Sweden

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Treaty of Lund alsoKnownAs Lunds fred