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Siege of Steinvikholm
	Part of Olav Engelbrektsson's rebellion; and the Protestant Reformation
Date	April 1537 – 17 May 1537
Location	Steinvikholm Castle in Stjørdal
Result	Danish Protestant victory
Belligerents
Kingdom of Norway (Catholic)	Kingdom of Denmark (Protestant)
Commanders and leaders
Deacon Knud Pederson Skanke	Tord Roed
Strength
Unknown (maybe around 100)	Unknown (maybe around 300-400)
Casualties and losses
Unknown	Unknown

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The Siege of Steinvikholm was a siege, between the forces of the Catholic deacon Knud Pederson Skanke and noble Tord Roed.^[1]

The siege started in April after the Archbishop of Norway Olav Engelbrektsson had fled the country. The protestant forces layed siege to the castle and did a naval blockade of the fjord.^[1] The defenders fired there canons at the besigers day and night, and refused sevral request to surrender to the proestant forces. But the defenders surrendered on 17 May. The reason was that the defenders heard a rumour that the nobel Truid Ulfstand was on his way to Trondheim from Denmark with a force of 1500 men.^[1] The defenders stipulated for there surrender that; non of the defenders where to be punished after the surrender, and be pardoned for there involvement in the rebellion. Knud Pederson Skanke was to keep all his possessions he had at the castle, and keep his position as deacon.^[1]

Aftermath

All the demands where accepted by the besigers, and the stipulasions where formally accsepted by the nobels Truid Ulfstand and Christoffer Huitfield on 29 May. After this the catholics where subdued in Trøndelag and Northern Norway. The only resistance left was in the northern part of Eastern Norway. In June Truid Ulfstand innvaded that part of the country and laid siege on Hamarhus.

References

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 ==Aftermath==
-All the demands where accepted by the besigers, and the stipulasions where formally accsepted by the nobels Truid Ulfstand and [[Christoffer Huitfield]] on 29 May. After this the catholics where subdued in [[Trøndelag]] and [[Northern Norway]]. The only resistance left was in the northern part of [[Eastern Norway]].In June Truid Ulfstand innvaded that part of the country and laid [[Siege of Hamar|siege on Hamarhus]].
+All the demands where accepted by the besigers, and the stipulasions where formally accsepted by the nobels Truid Ulfstand and [[Christoffer Huitfield]] on 29 May. After this the catholics where subdued in [[Trøndelag]] and [[Northern Norway]]. The only resistance left was in the northern part of [[Eastern Norway]]. In June Truid Ulfstand innvaded that part of the country and laid [[Siege of Hamar|siege on Hamarhus]].
 ==References==