1609‐70 King of Denmark and Norway. Reigned 1648-70. The second son of Christian IV, he was chosen to succeed his brother Christian (1647). In 1657, Denmark entered into a war with Sweden, and the following year, he lost his ancient territory in the southern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula in the Treaty of Roskilde. In 1660, however, together with the citizens, he successfully defended the capital city that was under siege by the army of Swedish King Charles X. He established an absolute monarchy (1661) that eliminated the influence of the nobility, and codified it into law as the Royal Law (1665). Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1609‐70 デンマーク・ノルウェー王。在位1648‐70年。クリスティアン4世の次男で,兄クリスティアンの死(1647)により王位継承者に選出された。1657年スウェーデンとの戦争に突入,翌年ロスキレの和約でスカンジナビア半島南部の古来の領土を失うが,60年スウェーデン王カール10世軍に包囲された首都を市民と共に守り抜き,貴族の影響力を排した絶対王政を確立(1661),それを法制化し〈王法〉(1665)とした。 出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
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