Eerik XIV ja Juhana III: II. Pimeys Historiallis-romanttinen kuvaus

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Eerik XIV ja Juhana III: II. Pimeys Historiallis-romanttinen kuvaus

by Louise Stjernström

FI·~10 hours·24 chapters

Chapters

24 total

EERIK XIV JA JUHANA III: II. PIMEYS

0:11

UUSI KUNINGAS.

7:13

NELJÄKYMMENTÄ.

7:52

POISSA JA KOTONA.

13:57

HUIMA JAHTI.

10:04

IHMISTEURASTUSTA.

20:32

KUNINGATAR.

22:47

STURE-SUKU.

40:10

ERÄÄT JÄÄHYVÄISET.

10:08

KAARLE HERTTUA.

1:30:15
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Description

A newly crowned monarch wrestles with the shadows of his past, haunted by a four‑year captivity and a burning desire for vengeance against the brother who stole his freedom. As he navigates the treacherous court of 16th‑century Sweden, his marriage to the devout Catholic Katariina becomes both a political alliance and a spiritual crucible, drawing him deeper into the mysteries of faith and power. Their partnership ignites a fierce struggle between personal ambition and the weight of religious duty, setting the stage for a turbulent reign.

Amidst opulent palaces and whispered conspiracies, Juhana confronts rival nobles, looming threats, and the ever‑present specter of his imprisoned sibling. The narrative weaves historical detail with romantic tension, portraying a king torn between the allure of the crown and the cost of the blood he is willing to spill. Listeners will be drawn into a world where loyalty, love, and lethal intrigue collide, leaving the fate of a nation hanging in the balance.

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Full title

Eerik XIV ja Juhana III: II. Pimeys Historiallis-romanttinen kuvaus Historiallis-romanttinen kuvaus

Language

fi

Duration

~10 hours (616K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Oct 15, 2017

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Louise Stjernström

Louise Stjernström

1812–1907

A major figure in 19th-century Swedish theater, she moved easily between writing, translating, acting, and directing. Her historical fiction and stage work helped bring Swedish history and European drama to a broad public.

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