1653 in Sweden
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Incumbents
Events
- Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie is removed from his office and exiled from court.
- March-April - A small peasant rebellion takes place in Närke, called Morgonstjärneupproret (Rebellion of the Morning Star), against famine and conscription: the uprising is quickly defeated.[1]
- End of The fronde in France. Cardinal Mazarin becomes First Minister.[2]
- Queen Kristina establishes the Amaranthe Order in Stockholm.[3]
- Gustaf Horn becomes a Swedish Royal Marshal.[4]
Births
- 2 March: Jonas Petri Linnerius
Bishop in Lund.
- 26 August: Per Banér[5]
Swedish military officer.
Swedish politician and landowner.
Swedish general and landowner.
Swedish count and military officer, son of Gustaf Gustavsson af Wasaborg, illegitimate son of Gustav Adolf II.
Deaths
- 7 April: Elsa Beata Brahe
Swedish noblewoman.
- 2 October: Hans Drake[7]
Swedish military officer.
- 25 October: Gustaf Gustavsson af Wasaborg[8]
Swedish count and royal advisor, illegitimate son of Gustav Adolf II.

