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1627 in Sweden
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[[File:Stora Bollhuset 1780a.jpg|thumb|302x302px|Stora Bollhuset ('''The Big Ball House)]]
Events from the year 1627 in SwedenIncumbents
Monarch – Gustaf II Adolfhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/Gustav-II-Adolf Gustavus Adolphus Encyclopædia Britannica 3 November 2025
Events
12–17 April – Battle of Czarne
August – Battle of Dirschau
The Bollhuset ('The Big Ball House''') is constructed in the capital of Stockholm for the royal court.
The parish of Iisalmi is formed around Gustav Adolf Church.
Katedralskolan ('The Cathedral School) is founded in Linköping.
Births
7 January – Gustaf Gyllencartau, artillery captain (died 1688)
10 March – Catharina Wallenstedt, letter writer (died 1719)
27 June – Claes Anckarström, mining engineer (died 1702)
6 July – Jonas Österling, noble chamberlain (died 1691)
14 August – Abraham Leijonhufvud, baron, civil servant, and lord (died 1676)
27 September – Martin Brunnerus, theologian (died 1679)
16 October – Petrus Simonius Löfgren, priest and academic (died 1691)
9 November – Lars Franc, councillor and politician (died 1678)
27 November – Otto Reinhold Taube of Karlö, governor and colonel (died 1689)
22 December – Klas Örnhiälm, historian (died 1695)
Jonas Austrelius, priest (died 1692)
Olaus Andreae Bergius, priest (died 1692)
Erik Breedh, lieutenant and knight (died 1707)
Isak Enefelt, knighted assessor (died 1678)
Maria Sofia De la Gardie, courtier, banker, and industrialist entrepreneur (died 1694)
Elin Håkansson, healer accused of witchcraft (died 1702)
Thomas Walgensten, inventor of the magic lantern (died 1681)
Deaths
26 February – Nils Posse, civil servant (born 1558)
1 April – Lindorm Ribbing, land owner and governor (born 1569)
13 April – Agnes of Holstein-Gottorp, German Princess (born 1578)
29 May – Johannes Simonius, philosopher and academic (born 1565)
22 August – Bengt Åkesson Soop, chamberlain (born c. 1587)
7 October – Hans Hansson Dober, surgeon and politician (born 1564)
Henrik Hybertsson, shipbuilder
Sveno Laurentii, priest (born c. 1540)
Haquinus Laurentii Rhezelius, priest and publisher
Jakob Jakobsson Snakenborg, military officer and civil servant (born c. 1540)
Torstanus Sunonis Spinke, vicar
Thure Spahandelin, chief equerry to Gustavus Adolphus (born c. 1550)
Wollmar Yxkull, court marshal (born c. 1579)
References
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