Karl Gustaf Wrangel tillhör "Grevliga ätten Wrangel af Salmis nr 13 †"

Ägare av Salmi och Suistamo i Karelen. 

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Carl Gustaf Wrangel (English Wikipedia)

Carl Gustaf Wrangel (also Carl Gustav Wrangel; 23 December 1613 – 5 July 1676) was a high-ranking Swedish noble, statesman and military commander in the Thirty Years', Torstenson, Bremen, Second Northern and Scanian Wars.

He held the ranks of a field marshal, commander-in-chief of the Swedish forces in Germany (1646–1648), and Lord High Admiral of Sweden (since 1657). Wrangel was gouvernor-general of Swedish Pomerania (1648–1652 and 1656–1676) and since 1664, Lord High Constable of Sweden and a member of the Privy Council. He held the title of a Count of Salmis until 1665, thereafter he was Count of Sölvesborg; by 1673, Wrangel's title was "Count of Sölvesborg, freiherr of Lindeberg and Ludenhof, lord of Skokloster, Bremervörde, Wrangelsburg, Spyker, Rappin, Ekebyhov, Gripenberg and Rostorp".

From 1658, Wrangel was supreme judge in Uppland, and from 1660, chancellor of the University of Greifswald. He held several estates, primarily in the Swedish dominions, where he constructed representative mansions - Wrangelsburg in Pomerania bears his name until today. Wrangel was a close friend of Charles X Gustav of Sweden.

Biography

Family

Carl Gustav Wrangel was born near Uppsala to baroness Margareta Grip av Vinäs and Herman Wrangel on 23 December 1613. By his paternal descend he was a member of the Wrangel family of Baltic German origin, branches of which settled in Sweden, Russia and Germany.

Wrangel married Anna Margareta von Haugwitz (died 20 March 1673), who bore him eleven children, six of whom died very young. The five children who reached adulthood were

Carl Philipp Wrangel (died 13 April 1668 in London)

Margareta Juliana Wrangel (born 4 November 1642 during the siege of Leipzig, married to Nils Brahe the Younger, nephew of Per Brahe the Younger, on 21 December 1660)
Polidora Christiana Wrangel (born 6 November 1655 in Spyker, married to Leonard Johan Wittenberg, son of Arvid Wittenberg, in the summer of 1673)
Eleonora Sophia Wrangel (born 31 August 1651 in Wolgast, married to Ernst Ludwig Freiherr von Putbus on 7 April 1678)
Augusta Aurora Wrangel (born 15 January 1658 in just conquered Frederiksodde, died unmarried and without issue on 27 January 1699)
Under Christina

At the age of twenty, Carl Gustaf Wrangel distinguished himself as a cavalry captain in the Thirty Years' War. Three years later he was colonel, and in 1638 major-general, still serving in Germany. In 1644, during the Torstenson War, he commanded a fleet at sea, which defeated the Danes at Fehmarn on 23 October.

In 1646 he returned to Germany as a Field Marshal and succeeded Lennart Torstenson as commander-in-chief of the Swedish army in Germany. Under Wrangel and Turenne the allied Swedish and French armies marched and fought in Bavaria and Württemberg. After the Thirty Years' War had come to an end in 1648, he was made governor-general of Swedish Pomerania. Queen Christina of Sweden created him count of Salmis in Kexholms län (Salmi and Suistamo pogosta, Käkisalmi province) in northern Karelia, Finland; and afterwards augmented his lands with barony of Lindeberg in Halland.

Under Charles X Gustav

Already before Christina's abdication, Wrangel became a close friend and trusted advisor of her successor, Charles X Gustav of Sweden. Wrangel and Charles X Gustav had first met two weeks before the Battle of Leipzig (1642), and when Wrangel's oldest daughter was born during the siege, Charles X Gustav became her godparent. Charles X Gustav created Wrangel freiherr of Ludenhof, and Lord High Admiral on 11 December 1657 - a special favour for Charles X Gustav left most of Sweden's highest offices vacant.

When the Second Northern War broke out in 1655, Wrangel commanded a fleet, but in 1656 he was serving on land again and commanding, along with the "Great Elector" Frederick William I of Brandenburg, in the three days Battle of Warsaw (1656). In 1657 he invaded Jutland and in 1658 passed over the ice into the islands and took Kronborg.

When Charles X Gustav died at the end of the war, Wrangel participated in organizing the obsequies and composed the melody to a lament. Also in 1660, Wrangel became chancellor of the University of Greifswald, after he had been made supreme judge in the Uppland province two years earlier.

Under Charles XI

In 1664 he was appointed Lord High Constable of the realm, and as such he was a member of the Privy Council during the minority of Charles XI of Sweden. During the Wars for Bremen, he tried to win the city of Bremen for the Swedish crown, but was not successful: On November, 15th, 1666 he was forced to make peace, and concluded the "Peace of Habenhausen". During the Scanian War, Wrangel was commanding ineffectively owing to his broken health, and was recalled after his stepbrother Baron Waldemar Wrangel (1647–1676) had been defeated at Fehrbellin.

Illness and death

The hardships and injuries Wrangel suffered during his multiple campaigns, combined with unhealthy eating habits, led to Wrangel suffering from several acute and chronic illnesses for most of his life, most notably gout and gallstone. He was treated at several health resorts, including Spa in August 1651, Langenschwalbach in July 1662 and Pyrmont in the summer of 1668, yet without ever completely recovering. In 1674, he broke down "like dead" from two strikes of hypervolemia, and his chronic diseases made it nearly impossible for him to fulfill the tasks of commanding the Swedish forces in the Scanian War.

Shortly afterwards, on 25 June (OS) or 5 July (NS) 1676, Wrangel died in his Spyker castle on Rügen, Swedish Pomerania (also spelled Spycker, now part of the Glowe municipality). His body was transferred to Stralsund and remained there throughout the siege of 1678. After the battle, Stralsund fell in Danish and Brandenburgian hands, but the Danish king and the Brandenburgian elector upon requests of Wrangel's heirs permitted the body to be transferred to Stockholm, which happened in July 1680. On 1 December 1680, he was buried in the Wrangel family's crypt in Skokloster. His preserved written legacy is archived in the Gamla Riksarkivet (Great Imperial Archive), Stockholm.

Landowner and constructor

In Swedish Pomerania, Wrangel advanced to the greatest landowner. There, he held the domains of Spyker (Rügen) with Baldereck, Cape Arkona, Klein Jasmund (now part of Dubnitz, Sassnitz), Koosdorf, Polkvitz, Ruschvitz, Streu and Wostevitz, the former property of the Roskilde bishop centered on Ralswiek (Rügen), Wrangelsburg with Krebsow, Spandowerhagen and Zarnitz, Groß Ernsthof, Pritzier with Buddenhagen, Giesekenhagen, Hohendorf, Hohensee, Katzow, Netzeband and Zarnow, Nonnendorf with Latzow, Lubmin and Vierow, Mölschow (Usedom) with Bannemin, Mahlzow, Sauzin, Zecherin and Ziemitz, Brüssow and Krummin (Usedom), and also the islands Greifswalder Oie and Ruden. Wrangel's Amt Saatzig in Farther Pomerania was exchanged for the beforementioned Klein Jasmund, Polkvitz, Rushvitz and Wostevitz in 1653, when Farther Pomerania fell to Brandenburg.

In Swedish Livonia, Wrangel held the domains of Ödenpäh, Rappin and Wrangelshof, with Ödenpäh and Wrangelshof exchanged for Pomeranian domains in 1653. Also in Livonia, he held Luua (then Ludenhof or Luhde castle in Walk (Valga) county). In Scania he held Lillö. Near Stockholm, he held Ekebyhov, and in Karelia, he held Salmis county, which he exchanged for Sölvesborg county in Blekinge in 1665. In Finland, he held property in Bjärnå, as well as in Skokloster in Uppland, and Rostorp and Säby in Småland. In Halland, Wrangel held the county of Lindeberg. In Bremen-Verden, he held Amt Bremervörde.

Wrangel built the Gripenberg palace in Säby, and palaces in Bremervörde, Skokloster, Spyker, Stralsund, Wrangelsburg. Wrangelsburg bears his name, it was renamed by him from "Vorwerk" on 19 September 1653. His favourite, and grandest, castle was Skokloster Castle in Uppland which he created substantial collections of art and expensive weapons and exotic items.

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Carl Gustaf Wrangel (Svenska Wikipedia )

Carl Gustaf Wrangel

Carl Gustaf Wrangel oli ruotsalainen marsalkka. Hän oli baltiansaksalaista sukua, hänen isänsä Herman Wrangel oli myös Ruotsin marsalkka ja Liivinmaan kenraalikuvernööri 1643.

Carl Gustaf Wrangel syntyi lähellä Uppsalaa ja kunnostautui 20-vuotiaana ratsuväenkapteenina kolmikymmenvuotisessa sodassa (1618-1648) katolista liigaa vastaan. Kolme vuotta myöhemmin hän oli eversti ja 1638 kenraalimajuri, sotien edelleen Saksassa. Vuoden 1644 sotaretkellä hän komensi laivastoa ja löi tanskalaiset Fehmarnin lähellä 23. lokakuuta.

Vuonna 1646 sodan edelleen jatkuessa hän palasi Saksaan marsalkkana ja seurasi Lennart Torstenssonia Ruotsin joukkojen ylipäällikkönä. Tämä aseman hän piti kolmikymmenvuotisen sodan viimeiset kolme vuotta, joina Wrangelin ja Henri Turennen johtamat ruotsalaiset ja ranskalaiset joukot taistelivat Baijerissa ja Württembergissä. Sodan päätyttyä 1648 hänestä tuli Ruotsin Pommerin kenraalikuvernööri. Hän hoiti virkaa vuoteen 1652 saakka sekä vielä vuosina 1656-1676.

Pohjan sodan (1655-1661) puhjetessa Wrangel komensi aluksi laivastoa. Vuonna 1656 hän komensi maajoukkoja Brandenburgin vaaliruhtinaan joukkojen kanssa Varsovan taistelussa. Vuonna 1657 Wrangel, nimitettynä valtakunnanamiraaliksi (Riksamiral), hyökkäsi Jyllantiin ja 1658 ylitti jäätyneen meren ja valloitti Kronborgin Tanskassa. Vuonna 1664 hänestä tuli valtakunnanmarski (Riksmarsk). Asemassaan hän oli valtaneuvoston jäsen. Kaarle XI:n astuttua 1660 alaikäisenä valtaistuimelle, valtaneuvosto hallitsi Ruotsia.

Wrangelin viimeinen sota jäi kuitenkin kesken. Komentaessaan raihnaisena Ruotsin armeijaa Ranskan-Hollannin sodassa Brandenburgia vastaan, hänet kutsuttiin takaisin hänen veljensä paroni Waldemar Wrangelin Fehrbellinissä kärsimän tappion jälkeen. Wrangel kuoli Rügenillä Ruotsin Pommerissa 1676.

Wrangel nousi kreivilliseen säätyyn 1656 nimellä Wrangel af Salmis, saaden läänityksiksiin Karjalan Salmin ja Suistamon. Hän eli pidempään kuin yksikään lapsistaa, joten hänen sukuhaaransa sammui mieslinjalta hänen mukanaan.

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Carl Gustaf Wrangel, greve Wrangel af Salmis, född 1613-12-13 på Skokloster.

Kammarjunkare hos Gustaf II Adolf, kornett vid livregementet och befordrades 1632 till ryttmästare. I denna egenskap deltog han i flera blodiga drabbningar, var en bland de första som sprängde fram på bryggan öfver Lech, där Tilly fick sitt banesår, samt var vid Gustaf Adolfs sida i slaget vid Lützen.

Under hela tiden 1633-1641 tjänstgjorde han vid den här, som anfördes af Johan Banér, i hvars ärofulla strider han deltog och fortgick från öfverstlöjtnant 1635 till generalmajor och chef för Dalregementet 1638, sedan han redan 1636 blifvit öfverste för ett regemente till häst. 1645 befordrades han till general av artilleriet och till rikstygmästare samt utnämndes 1646 till fältmarskalk och riksråd, varefter han s. å. erhöll i uppdrag att efter Torstensson mottaga överbefälet över samtliga svenska härarna i Tyskland.

Avgick 1648 för att enligt drottning Kristinas önskan lämna plats åt pfalzgrefven Carl Gustaf såsom generalissimus, utnämndes han till generalguvernör över Pommern och kansler för Greifswalds universitet, varjämte han, så länge kriget fortfor, skulle hava Mark och Mecklenburg under sin styrelse.

Efter krigets slut upphöjdes han 1651 till grefve af Salmis samt utnämndes 1653 till riks-viceamiral och erhöll s. å. friherreskapet Lindeberg.

År 1655 blef han lagman i Nerike och 1657 i Uppland. 1657 blef han lieutenant royal i Pommern för att rusta mot Danmark och hade på hösten befäl över den armé, som belägrade och intog Frederiksodde, tack vare Dahlbergs rekognosceringar. Utnämndes nu till riksamiral, överförde följande år svenska härens huvudstyrka över Stora Bält samt deltog som befälhafvare i striderna både till lands och sjös.

Efter Carl Gustafs död blef han öfverbefälhafvare i Danmark. Som riksamiral var han en af Carl XI:s förmyndare. 1664 blev han riksmarsk och president i krigskollegium, vilket ämbete han skötte illa. På rådets anmodan övertog han 1674 överbefälet i det olyckliga kriget i Brandenburg, där svenskarna, under oenige generaler och medan han själv var frånvarande, led det bekanta nederlaget vid Fehrbellin.

Grämelsen häröver, och kanske ännu mer öfver att nödgas lämna rum åt en yngre och kraftfullare befälhafvare, lade honom på sjuksängen och slutade hans dagar på godset Spieker på ön Rügen den 25 juni 1676 och slöt själv på svärdssidan sin grevliga ätt.

Gift 1640-06-01 i lägret vid Erfurt med Anna Margareta von Haugwitz, dotter av Baltzar Joakim von Haugwitz och Sofia von Weltheim.

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Carl Gustaf Wrangel, greve Wrangel af Salmis, född 1613-12-13 på Skokloster.

Kammarjunkare hos Gustaf II Adolf, kornett vid livregementet och befordrades 1632 till ryttmästare. I denna egenskap deltog han i flera blodiga drabbningar, var en bland de första som sprängde fram på bryggan öfver Lech, där Tilly fick sitt banesår, samt var vid Gustaf Adolfs sida i slaget vid Lützen.

Under hela tiden 1633-1641 tjänstgjorde han vid den här, som anfördes af Johan Banér, i hvars ärofulla strider han deltog och fortgick från öfverstlöjtnant 1635 till generalmajor och chef för Dalregementet 1638, sedan han redan 1636 blifvit öfverste för ett regemente till häst. 1645 befordrades han till general av artilleriet och till rikstygmästare samt utnämndes 1646 till fältmarskalk och riksråd, varefter han s. å. erhöll i uppdrag att efter Torstensson mottaga överbefälet över samtliga svenska härarna i Tyskland.

Avgick 1648 för att enligt drottning Kristinas önskan lämna plats åt pfalzgrefven Carl Gustaf såsom generalissimus, utnämndes han till generalguvernör över Pommern och kansler för Greifswalds universitet, varjämte han, så länge kriget fortfor, skulle hava Mark och Mecklenburg under sin styrelse.

Efter krigets slut upphöjdes han 1651 till grefve af Salmis samt utnämndes 1653 till riks-viceamiral och erhöll s. å. friherreskapet Lindeberg.

År 1655 blef han lagman i Nerike och 1657 i Uppland. 1657 blef han lieutenant royal i Pommern för att rusta mot Danmark och hade på hösten befäl över den armé, som belägrade och intog Frederiksodde, tack vare Dahlbergs rekognosceringar. Utnämndes nu till riksamiral, överförde följande år svenska härens huvudstyrka över Stora Bält samt deltog som befälhafvare i striderna både till lands och sjös.

Efter Carl Gustafs död blef han öfverbefälhafvare i Danmark. Som riksamiral var han en af Carl XI:s förmyndare. 1664 blev han riksmarsk och president i krigskollegium, vilket ämbete han skötte illa. På rådets anmodan övertog han 1674 överbefälet i det olyckliga kriget i Brandenburg, där svenskarna, under oenige generaler och medan han själv var frånvarande, led det bekanta nederlaget vid Fehrbellin.

Grämelsen häröver, och kanske ännu mer öfver att nödgas lämna rum åt en yngre och kraftfullare befälhafvare, lade honom på sjuksängen och slutade hans dagar på godset Spieker på ön Rügen den 25 juni 1676 och slöt själv på svärdssidan sin grevliga ätt.

Gift 1640-06-01 i lägret vid Erfurt med Anna Margareta von Haugwitz, dotter av Baltzar Joakim von Haugwitz och Sofia von Weltheim.

Ägare av Salmi och Suistamo i Karelen.

Carl Gustaf Wrangel (English Wikipedia)

Carl Gustaf Wrangel (also Carl Gustav Wrangel; 23 December 1613 – 5 July 1676) was a high-ranking Swedish noble, statesman and military commander in the Thirty Years', Torstenson, Bremen, Second Northern and Scanian Wars.

He held the ranks of a field marshal, commander-in-chief of the Swedish forces in Germany (1646–1648), and Lord High Admiral of Sweden (since 1657). Wrangel was gouvernor-general of Swedish Pomerania (1648–1652 and 1656–1676) and since 1664, Lord High Constable of Sweden and a member of the Privy Council. He held the title of a Count of Salmis until 1665, thereafter he was Count of Sölvesborg; by 1673, Wrangel's title was "Count of Sölvesborg, freiherr of Lindeberg and Ludenhof, lord of Skokloster, Bremervörde, Wrangelsburg, Spyker, Rappin, Ekebyhov, Gripenberg and Rostorp".

From 1658, Wrangel was supreme judge in Uppland, and from 1660, chancellor of the University of Greifswald. He held several estates, primarily in the Swedish dominions, where he constructed representative mansions - Wrangelsburg in Pomerania bears his name until today. Wrangel was a close friend of Charles X Gustav of Sweden.

Biography

Family

Carl Gustav Wrangel was born near Uppsala to baroness Margareta Grip av Vinäs and Herman Wrangel on 23 December 1613. By his paternal descend he was a member of the Wrangel family of Baltic German origin, branches of which settled in Sweden, Russia and Germany.

Wrangel married Anna Margareta von Haugwitz (died 20 March 1673), who bore him eleven children, six of whom died very young. The five children who reached adulthood were

Carl Philipp Wrangel (died 13 April 1668 in London)

Margareta Juliana Wrangel (born 4 November 1642 during the siege of Leipzig, married to Nils Brahe the Younger, nephew of Per Brahe the Younger, on 21 December 1660)
Polidora Christiana Wrangel (born 6 November 1655 in Spyker, married to Leonard Johan Wittenberg, son of Arvid Wittenberg, in the summer of 1673)
Eleonora Sophia Wrangel (born 31 August 1651 in Wolgast, married to Ernst Ludwig Freiherr von Putbus on 7 April 1678)
Augusta Aurora Wrangel (born 15 January 1658 in just conquered Frederiksodde, died unmarried and without issue on 27 January 1699)
Under Christina

At the age of twenty, Carl Gustaf Wrangel distinguished himself as a cavalry captain in the Thirty Years' War. Three years later he was colonel, and in 1638 major-general, still serving in Germany. In 1644, during the Torstenson War, he commanded a fleet at sea, which defeated the Danes at Fehmarn on 23 October.

In 1646 he returned to Germany as a Field Marshal and succeeded Lennart Torstenson as commander-in-chief of the Swedish army in Germany. Under Wrangel and Turenne the allied Swedish and French armies marched and fought in Bavaria and Württemberg. After the Thirty Years' War had come to an end in 1648, he was made governor-general of Swedish Pomerania. Queen Christina of Sweden created him count of Salmis in Kexholms län (Salmi and Suistamo pogosta, Käkisalmi province) in northern Karelia, Finland; and afterwards augmented his lands with barony of Lindeberg in Halland.

Under Charles X Gustav

Already before Christina's abdication, Wrangel became a close friend and trusted advisor of her successor, Charles X Gustav of Sweden. Wrangel and Charles X Gustav had first met two weeks before the Battle of Leipzig (1642), and when Wrangel's oldest daughter was born during the siege, Charles X Gustav became her godparent. Charles X Gustav created Wrangel freiherr of Ludenhof, and Lord High Admiral on 11 December 1657 - a special favour for Charles X Gustav left most of Sweden's highest offices vacant.

When the Second Northern War broke out in 1655, Wrangel commanded a fleet, but in 1656 he was serving on land again and commanding, along with the "Great Elector" Frederick William I of Brandenburg, in the three days Battle of Warsaw (1656). In 1657 he invaded Jutland and in 1658 passed over the ice into the islands and took Kronborg.

When Charles X Gustav died at the end of the war, Wrangel participated in organizing the obsequies and composed the melody to a lament. Also in 1660, Wrangel became chancellor of the University of Greifswald, after he had been made supreme judge in the Uppland province two years earlier.

Under Charles XI

In 1664 he was appointed Lord High Constable of the realm, and as such he was a member of the Privy Council during the minority of Charles XI of Sweden. During the Wars for Bremen, he tried to win the city of Bremen for the Swedish crown, but was not successful: On November, 15th, 1666 he was forced to make peace, and concluded the "Peace of Habenhausen". During the Scanian War, Wrangel was commanding ineffectively owing to his broken health, and was recalled after his stepbrother Baron Waldemar Wrangel (1647–1676) had been defeated at Fehrbellin.

Illness and death

The hardships and injuries Wrangel suffered during his multiple campaigns, combined with unhealthy eating habits, led to Wrangel suffering from several acute and chronic illnesses for most of his life, most notably gout and gallstone. He was treated at several health resorts, including Spa in August 1651, Langenschwalbach in July 1662 and Pyrmont in the summer of 1668, yet without ever completely recovering. In 1674, he broke down "like dead" from two strikes of hypervolemia, and his chronic diseases made it nearly impossible for him to fulfill the tasks of commanding the Swedish forces in the Scanian War.

Shortly afterwards, on 25 June (OS) or 5 July (NS) 1676, Wrangel died in his Spyker castle on Rügen, Swedish Pomerania (also spelled Spycker, now part of the Glowe municipality). His body was transferred to Stralsund and remained there throughout the siege of 1678. After the battle, Stralsund fell in Danish and Brandenburgian hands, but the Danish king and the Brandenburgian elector upon requests of Wrangel's heirs permitted the body to be transferred to Stockholm, which happened in July 1680. On 1 December 1680, he was buried in the Wrangel family's crypt in Skokloster. His preserved written legacy is archived in the Gamla Riksarkivet (Great Imperial Archive), Stockholm.

Landowner and constructor

In Swedish Pomerania, Wrangel advanced to the greatest landowner. There, he held the domains of Spyker (Rügen) with Baldereck, Cape Arkona, Klein Jasmund (now part of Dubnitz, Sassnitz), Koosdorf, Polkvitz, Ruschvitz, Streu and Wostevitz, the former property of the Roskilde bishop centered on Ralswiek (Rügen), Wrangelsburg with Krebsow, Spandowerhagen and Zarnitz, Groß Ernsthof, Pritzier with Buddenhagen, Giesekenhagen, Hohendorf, Hohensee, Katzow, Netzeband and Zarnow, Nonnendorf with Latzow, Lubmin and Vierow, Mölschow (Usedom) with Bannemin, Mahlzow, Sauzin, Zecherin and Ziemitz, Brüssow and Krummin (Usedom), and also the islands Greifswalder Oie and Ruden. Wrangel's Amt Saatzig in Farther Pomerania was exchanged for the beforementioned Klein Jasmund, Polkvitz, Rushvitz and Wostevitz in 1653, when Farther Pomerania fell to Brandenburg.

In Swedish Livonia, Wrangel held the domains of Ödenpäh, Rappin and Wrangelshof, with Ödenpäh and Wrangelshof exchanged for Pomeranian domains in 1653. Also in Livonia, he held Luua (then Ludenhof or Luhde castle in Walk (Valga) county). In Scania he held Lillö. Near Stockholm, he held Ekebyhov, and in Karelia, he held Salmis county, which he exchanged for Sölvesborg county in Blekinge in 1665. In Finland, he held property in Bjärnå, as well as in Skokloster in Uppland, and Rostorp and Säby in Småland. In Halland, Wrangel held the county of Lindeberg. In Bremen-Verden, he held Amt Bremervörde.

Wrangel built the Gripenberg palace in Säby, and palaces in Bremervörde, Skokloster, Spyker, Stralsund, Wrangelsburg. Wrangelsburg bears his name, it was renamed by him from "Vorwerk" on 19 September 1653. His favourite, and grandest, castle was Skokloster Castle in Uppland which he created substantial collections of art and expensive weapons and exotic items.

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Det Wrangelska bägarglaset Barock, 1600-talets mitt. Utfört efter 1653. Mellersta Tyskland/ Böhmen. Så kallad Humpen. Glas med polykromt bemålad emaljdekor. Cylinderformad på tre godronnerade kulfötter. Framsida med vapensköld för Carl Gustaf Wrangel (1613‑1676) samt texten ”Carolus gustaff frangel S. R. feldt herr”. Frånsida med vas och blomster. Nedanför mynningskanten dubbel prickbård. H 20,5 cm.

Jämför med en snarlik bägare i Skokloster slott (inv. nr. 689).

PROVENIENS Friherrliga ätten Wrangel af Lindeberg nr. 41, Säby Fideikomiss, Asptuna socken, Södermanlands län. Sannolikt given som gåva av greve Carl Gustaf Wrangel (1613‑1676) till brodern friherre Adolf Herman Wrangel (1628‑1656), därefter genom arv till sonen Carl Adolf Wrangel (1655‑1721), därefter genom arv till sonen Erik Wrangel (1686‑1751), därefter genom arv till sonen Carl Otto Wrangel (1723‑1775), därefter genom arv till sonen Arvid Ulrik Benedikt Wrangel (1764‑1808), därefter genom arv till brodern Otto Ludvig Benedikt Wrangel (1768‑1825), därefter genom arv till sonen Carl Otto Wrangel (1811‑1891), därefter genom arv inom Säby Fideikomiss till nuvarande ägare.

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http://skoklostersslott.se/sites/skoklostersslott.se/files/pdf/skok...

http://www.slottsguiden.info/slottdetalj.asp?id=8

http://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Wrangel_af_Salmis_nr_13#TAB_3

Wrangelska Palatset

Carl Gustaf Wrangel (Svenska Wikipedia )