Valdemar, Duke of Finland
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Valdemar Magnusson (died February 16, 1318), was Duke of Finland, a Swedish prince and the third son of king Magnus I of Sweden and his queen Helvig of Holstein. He was born in the 1280s. At the coronation of his older brother Birger of Sweden, Valdemar became the duke of Finland, and was at the same time married to Kristina, the daughter of the marshal Torgils Knutsson. When the marshal was toppled, in 1305, Valdemar divorced his wife claiming that they were spiritually related (baptism siblings), the marshal Tyrgils having been his godfather. In th...
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Valdemar Magnusson (died February 16, 1318), was Duke of Finland, a Swedish prince and the third son of king Magnus I of Sweden and his queen Helvig of Holstein. He was born in the 1280s. At the coronation of his older brother Birger of Sweden, Valdemar became the duke of Finland, and was at the same time married to Kristina, the daughter of the marshal Torgils Knutsson. When the marshal was toppled, in 1305, Valdemar divorced his wife claiming that they were spiritually related (baptism siblings), the marshal Tyrgils having been his godfather. In the fall of 1312, in Oslo, he married Ingeborg, the daughter of Eirik II of Norway and his second wife, queen Isabella Bruce. In 1316, they had a son who probably died young.
