Battle of Lena occurred on 31 January 1208 and probably took place near Kungslena, in the Tidaholm Municipality in Västergötland, Sweden. It was an important...
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176 kg (388 lb). Kungslena Stones are three stones with the heaviest one weighing 166 kg (366 lb) which reside outside the Kungslena church, situated...
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serve today as museums, art galleries or summer cafés. Götlunda, Sweden Kungslena, Sweden Tanumshede, Sweden Vadstena, Sweden Vingåker, Sweden Kokemäki...
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of Romanesque grave slab from Suntak old church Ruins of Gudhem Abbey Kungslena church Late medieval ceiling paintings from Gökhem Church Åsle Tå, Falbygden...
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defeated Erik Knutsson. The second one was the battle Battle of Lena (now Kungslena in Västergötland) on 31 January 1208, in which Erik Knutsson, with a Swedish...
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Shale" and Ulunda Mudstone of the upper Jerrestadian Stage at Stommen (Kungslena); Varvsberget, Skogastorp, Plantaberget (Hogstenaberget); Skultorp, Billingen;...
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Stockholm Kungsholms kyrka, Stockholm Kungsladugårds kyrka, Göteborg Kungslena kyrka Kungsmarkskyrkan Kungälvs kyrka Kvarsebo kyrka Kverrestads kyrka...
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58.22688°N 13.87688°E / 58.22688; 13.87688 21300000013097 Kungslena kungsgård Kungslena 1:2 13 58°13′40″N 13°48′12″E / 58.22779°N 13.80339°E / 58...
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