
ARVID KURCK OCH HANS SAMTIDA.
V. LINDMAN.
INNEHÅLL:
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Step back into medieval Finland, where the rugged landscape cradles the legendary origins of the Kurck family. The tale begins with Mathias, a mighty warrior rewarded with Laukko farm after a fierce duel against the enchanted giant Potko. This early myth sets the tone for a sweeping portrait of a lineage that weaves together myth, battle, and the slow rise of a noble house whose emblem—a crane—carries both pride and mystery.
From these ancient roots the narrative follows Arvid Kurck, the last male heir and a bishop whose life intersects with the turbulent politics of the early sixteenth century. Through vivid sketches of court intrigue, distant voyages, and local feuds, listeners glimpse a world of knights, clergy, and common folk navigating loyalty, ambition, and the looming shadow of foreign powers. The story balances historical detail with the larger-than-life tales that shaped Finland’s past, inviting you to hear the echoes of a bygone era.
Language
sv
Duration
~4 hours (245K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2014-04-06
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1861–1939
A Finland-Swedish journalist, poet, and author, he moved between teaching, journalism, and library work while writing in Swedish. Best remembered today for the poem "Sparfven i julqvällen," he was part of the lively literary world of late 19th- and early 20th-century Finland.
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