- The
Valkendorf family (Denmark) or
Walkendorff (Sweden) is a
medieval Danish and
Swedish noble family. The
family can be
traced back to the 14th century...
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Valkendorfs Kollegium is a
dormitory located in
Sankt Peders Stræde in Copenhagen, Denmark. With a
history that
dates back to 1589, it is the
oldest dormitory...
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preserved Renaissance style churches in Denmark. He
founded the
dormitory Valkendorfs Kollegium in
Copenhagen where the
street Valkendorfsgade is
named after...
- now
trying to find a p****age to Greenland. This he did not.
Christoffer Valkendorf was
still looking to trap him, and in 1581 he was
faced with accusations...
- to Denmark. A year
after the wedding, the
Archbishop of Nidaros, Erik
Valkendorf [da], was sent to
escort her to Copenhagen. The
Danish fleet arrived in...
- May 1523
Installed December 1523
Quashed 1
April 1537
Predecessor Erik
Valkendorf Successor Archdiocese abolished Torbjørn
Bratt (Lutheran superintendent)...
- Regensen, Elers' Kollegium,
Borchs Kollegium, H****agers Kollegium, and
Valkendorfs Kollegium. The
University of
Copenhagen also
offers Carlsberg Foundation...
- Vardøhus
owned a
share of the fishery.
While visiting the fort in 1511, Erik
Valkendorf wrote: "the
country would not be
habitable for
Christians were it not...
- fire, it was
restored each time
until the Reformation.
Archbishop Erik
Valkendorf was
exiled in 1521. His successor, Olaf
Engelbrektsson (the instrument...
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colony had
ceased to exist.
Around 1514, the
Norwegian archbishop Erik
Valkendorf (Danish by birth, and
still loyal to
Christian II)
planned an expedition...
