17th century in Sweden

the years 1611–1721 in the history of Sweden

Swedish colony in North America between 1638–1655

1655–1661 conflict in the Baltic Sea region

conflict

dane-swedish conflict (1643–1645)

overview of colonial possessions of Sweden

conflict between Sweden and Poland-Lithuania over control of Livonia, as well as the dispute over the Swedish throne between Charles IX of Sweden and Sigismund III Vasa

stronghold in Stockholm, later rebuilt into a castle and royal residence

thumb|upright=1.35|Contemporary depiction of Caroleans at the Battle of Gadebusch

1600–1629 series of four individual wars, separated by truce, between Poland and Sweden

Swedish ship built by the Dutch

thumb|Blockula in the thumb|Witches' Sabbath at the Blocksberg, Johannes Praetorius, Leipzig, 1668 thumb|Detail of the stone labyrinth on the Swedish islet of Blå Jungfrun Blockula (, ) was a legendary island where the Devil held his Earthly court during a witches' Sabbath. It was described as containing a massive meadow with no visible end, and a large house where the Devil would stay.

Kingdom of Sweden period

waves of systematic slave trades in the history of Sweden, which were pillars of the Norse economy

witch on flying broomstick at Eastertime within older folklore

language

English diplomat and prelate, Bishop of London; born 1650

phase of the Polish-Swedish war

famine in northern Europe