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subject_name= King Sweyn III| photo= |  
 
subject_name= King Sweyn III| photo= |  
caption1= Born| field1= 1679|  
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caption1= Born| field1= 1675|  
 
caption2= Died| field2= 1703|  
 
caption2= Died| field2= 1703|  
 
caption3= Reign| field3= 1699 – 1703 |  
 
caption3= Reign| field3= 1699 – 1703 |  
caption4= Notable| field4= Nothing in particular.}}
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caption4= Notable| field4= First king to call himself the Highland King rather than the King of the Upper Lands.}}
  
After the premature death of his mother, Queen [[Hildegaard]], Prince Sweyn ascended the throne as '''King Sweyn III'''.  Within months of his investiture as king, it became clear that Sweyn III suffered from the same ailment that claimed his mother's life.  The young king struggled against the fevers for four years before succumbing in 1703.  He died without marrying and left no heirs.  He was succeeded by his brother, [[King Olof]].
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After the premature death of his mother, Queen [[Hildegaard]], Prince Sweyn ascended the throne as '''King Sweyn III'''.  Within months of his investiture as king, it became clear that Sweyn III suffered from the same ailment that claimed his mother's life.  The new king struggled against the fevers for four years before succumbing in 1703.  He died without marrying and left no heirs.  He was succeeded by his brother, King [[Olof]].
  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:25, 26 November 2005

King Sweyn III
Born
1675
Died
1703
Reign
1699 – 1703
Notable
First king to call himself the Highland King rather than the King of the Upper Lands.

After the premature death of his mother, Queen Hildegaard, Prince Sweyn ascended the throne as King Sweyn III. Within months of his investiture as king, it became clear that Sweyn III suffered from the same ailment that claimed his mother's life. The new king struggled against the fevers for four years before succumbing in 1703. He died without marrying and left no heirs. He was succeeded by his brother, King Olof.