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  1. 8 ott 2016 · File: Okänd kvinna, tidigare kallad Cecilia Vasa, 1540-1627, prinsessa av Sverige markgrevinna av Ba - Nationalmuseum - 15111.tif From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository Jump to navigation Jump to search

  2. 25 nov 2020 · Abstract. Cecilia Vasa (1540–1627)—Princess of Sweden, Margravine of Baden- Rodmachern, and Countess of Arboga—is perhaps best-known for her (in)famous trip to England in 1565–1566 to visit the court of Elizabeth I. Little else of Cecilia's life is discussed or analysed in the current Englishlanguage scholarship, despite the fact that she lived to be 86.

  3. Cecilia Vasa One of Gustav's daughters, Cecilia Vasa, is said to have lived a wild and sinful life. According to the legend, she came into disfavor with the court, and it is said that her spirit is still wandering in the castle ruins.

  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gustav_VasaGustav Vasa - Wikipedia

    Gustav Eriksson, a son of Cecilia Månsdotter Eka and Erik Johansson Vasa, was probably born in 1496. The birth most likely took place in Rydboholm Castle, northeast of Stockholm, the manor house of the father, Erik. The newborn got his name, Gustav, from Erik's grandfather Gustav Anundsson.

  5. Principessa Cristina. Cristina (1632-1654) Il Casato di Vasa (in svedese: Vasaätten, in polacco: Wazowie, in lituano: Vaza) fu la dinastia reale che regnò sulla Svezia, dal 1523 al 1654, sulla Confederazione polacco-lituana, dal 1587 al 1668, e brevemente sullo Zarato di Russia, dal 1610 al 1613 (titolarmente fino al 1634 ).

  6. Cecilia Vasa; Usage on fr.wikipedia.org Cécile de Suède (1540-1627) Liste des épouses des souverains et prétendants au trône de Bade; Usage on it.wikipedia.org Cecilia Vasa; Usage on sv.wikipedia.org Cecilia Vasa; Lista över svenska prinsessor; Usage on uk.wikipedia.org Густав I Ваза

  7. This essay examines James Bell’s narrative of the Swedish princess Cecilia Vasa’s journey to England in 1564–1565 with focus on the representation of Elizabeth I and Cecilia. The essay argues that the narrative is best understood as a travelogue whose rhetorical function is that of an encomium, celebrating first of all Elizabeth, but also Cecilia and the two women’s relationship.