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Foroned Kingdom of Scandinavia
Kalmar Oneness
Det Forenede Kongerige av Skandinavien (Scandinavian)
Kalmarunionen
Timeline: Sovereignty
OTL equivalent: the Nordics
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: 
"Skandinavien, under étt fana" (Scandinavian)
"Scandinavia, under one banner"
Anthem: 
"Du gamle, du fria"
(English: "Þou ancient, þou free")

Royal anthem: 
"Kongenssang/Dronningenssang"
(English: "Song of the King/Queen")

Location of Scandinavia (Sovereignty)
Location in Europe
Capital
(and largest city)
Copenhagen
Official languages Scandinavian
Other languages Sámi languages
Demonym(s) Scandinavian
Government Bounded constitutional monarchy
 -  Queen Anne-Marie I
 -  Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen
Legislature Riksråd
Area
 -  Total 1,194,932 km2 
461,366 sq mi 
Population
 -  Estimate 20,952,257 
Currency Euro () (EUR)
Drives on the right
Website
www.skandinavien.gov

Scandinavia (Scandinavian: Skandinavien), offically þe Foroned Kingdom of Scandinavia(Scandinavian: Det Forenede Kongerige av Skandinavien), sometimes referred to as þe Kalmar Oneness (Scandinavian: Kalmarunionen), is a nation in Norþern Europe. It borders Germany to þe souþ, Finland to þe east and þe Canadian gebeed of Nunavut to þe norþ. Its capital and largest burg is Copenhagen, which acted as a de-facto capital from 1397-1523, when it was officially written in þe kingdom's constitution þat Copenhagen shall be þe capital.

Scandinavia initially oned under þe Kalmar Oneness in 1397. After going þrough a civil war, þe þeed was left devastated and was officially unified under a single monarch in 1522, officially starting þe beginning of a þeed-state. It underwent boundliness þroughout þe 18þ and 19þ hundredyears, wiþ Copenhagen being established as a bounded reeve.

History[]

Kalmar Oneness (1397-1766)[]

Scandinavia was foranen under þe Kalmar Oneness in 1397. Þe oneness was þe work of Scandinavian aristocracy who sought to counter þe influence of þe Hanseatic League, a norþern German trade league centered around þe Baltic and Norþ Seas. Denmark in particular was in a power struggle wiþ þe League and recently suffered a humiliating defeat in 1370 þat allowed þe Hanseatic League to become even more powerful. More leedly, it was þroughteed by Queen Margaret I of Denmark (1353–1412). She was a daughter of King Valdemar IV and had married King Haakon VI of Norway and Sweden, who was þe son of King Magnus IV of Sweden, Norway and Shedland. Margaret succeeded in having her and Haakon's son Olaf recognized as heir to þe þrone of Denmark. In 1376 Olaf inherited þe crown of Denmark from his maternal grandfaþer as King Olaf II, wiþ his moþer as guardian; when Haakon VI died in 1380, Olaf also inherited þe crown of Norway.

Margaret became regent of Denmark and Norway when Olaf died in 1387, leaving her wiþout an heir. She adopted her great-nephew Eric of Pomerania þe same year. Þe following year, 1388, Swedish nobles called upon her help against King Albert. After Margaret defeated Albert in 1389, her heir Eric was proclaimed King of Norway. Eric was afterhand elected King of Denmark and Sweden in 1396 under þe banner of þe House of Griffin. His coronation was held in Kalmar on 17 June 1397.