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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. After the death of John III of Sweden, his son Sigismund became heir to the throne of Sweden. Sigismund at that time was already the King of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, elected in 1587. Sigismund certainly valued the Swedish throne and upon learning about the death of his father, and the pretensions to the throne of his uncle, Duke Charles of Södermanland, he asked the Sejm (Parliament of the Commonwealth) for permission to leave the Commonwealth and go to Sweden, where he could secure the Swedish crown. The parliament gave him permission, and on 3 August 1593, Sigismund, accompanied by his wife, Anna of Habsburg, and other followers, departed for Sweden.