Conflicts With Danes
Vague chronicle entries shortly mention Danish expeditions to Finland in the 1190s and in 1202. Nothing is known about their results except what can be read from a papal letter from 1209 to the Archbishop of Lund, which lets the reader understand the church in Finland to be at least partly established by Danish efforts.
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