Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Axel Oxenstierna across 3 places, from 1583 to 1654.
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Axel Gustafsson Oxenstierna (1583–1654) was a Swedish statesman and Count of Södermöre.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Axel Oxenstierna was documented, and when
16 June 1583exact date
Enköping Municipalityattested“Oxenstierna was born on 16 June 1583, at Fånö in Uppland, the son of Gustaf Gabrielsson Oxenstierna (1551–1597) and Barbro Axelsdotter Bielke (1556–1624), as the oldest of nine siblings.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
16 June 1583exact date
Upplandattested“Oxenstierna was born on 16 June 1583, at Fånö in Uppland, the son of Gustaf Gabrielsson Oxenstierna (1551–1597) and Barbro Axelsdotter Bielke (1556–1624), as the oldest of nine siblings.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
Other places tied to Axel Oxenstierna in the record
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1606year
Mecklenburgmentioned“In 1606 he undertook his first diplomatic mission, to Mecklenburg and other German royal courts.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1609year
Revalmentioned“In 1609 he travelled to Reval (present day Tallinn), on King Charles's behalf, to receive tributes from the city of Reval and the Estonian knighthood.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1610year
Copenhagenmentioned“In 1610, Oxenstierna travelled to Copenhagen with the aim of preventing war with the neighbours, but unsuccessfully.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1614 to 1616period
Finlandmentioned“During the frequent absences of Gustavus in Livonia and in Finland (1614–1616) Oxenstierna acted as his viceroy.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1620year
Berlinmentioned“In 1620 he headed the embassy dispatched to Berlin to arrange the nuptial contract between Gustavus and Maria Eleonora of Brandenburg.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
7 September 1631exact date
Germanymentioned“After the Battle of Breitenfeld on 7 September 1631, Oxenstierna received a summons to assist the king with his counsels and co-operation in Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1632year
Franconiamentioned“During the king's absence in Franconia and Bavaria in 1632 he held the appointment of legatus in the Rhineland, with plenipotentiary authority over all the German generals and princes in the Swedish service.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1634year
Germanymentioned“Some of Oxenstierna's colleagues recommended that Sweden should seek peace and withdraw from the war in Germany, not least after the defeat at Nördlingen in 1634.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1636year
Wismarmentioned“In 1636, nevertheless, he concluded a fresh subsidy-treaty with France at Wismar.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1636year
Duchy of Prussiamentioned“Oxenstierna, however, left Germany and returned to Stockholm in 1636, after ten years duty as premier Swedish representative in Prussia and Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1636year
Stockholmmentioned“Oxenstierna, however, left Germany and returned to Stockholm in 1636, after ten years duty as premier Swedish representative in Prussia and Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1636year
Germanymentioned“Oxenstierna, however, left Germany and returned to Stockholm in 1636, after ten years duty as premier Swedish representative in Prussia and Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1647year
West Africamentioned“In 1647, Wallonian merchant Louis De Geer, who had returned from a Swedish trading expedition to West Africa, gifted four enslaved Africans to Oxenstierna.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
1648year
Germanymentioned“Swedish troops remained in Germany all the way until 1648 and the Thirty Years' War's end.”source: Wikipedia: Axel Oxenstierna
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