Christian II of Denmark

Christian II of Denmark (1481–1559) was a Danish king known for his tumultuous reign marked by efforts to strengthen royal authority and centralize power. His rule saw significant conflicts, including wars with neighboring countries and internal unrest. He attempted to reform the administration and reduce the influence of the nobility but faced resistance. Ultimately, his policies led to unrest, and he was eventually deposed and exiled. Christian II's reign is notable for its turbulence and challenges, reflecting the complexities of medieval and early modern monarchy in Scandinavia.