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Okänd kvinna, tidigare kallad Cecilia Vasa, 1540-1627, prinsessa av Sverige markgrevinna av Ba - Nationalmuseum - 15111.tif 3,170 × 4,029; 36.57 MB 1 reference
Abstract This essay examines James Bell’s narrative of the Swedish princess Cecilia Vasa’s journey to England in 1564–1565 with focus on the representation of Elizabeth I and Cecilia. The essay argues that the narrative is best understood as a travelogue whose rhetorical function is that of an encomium, celebrating first of all Elizabeth, but also Cecilia and the two women’s ...
Cecilia Månsdotter married the noble Erik Johansson Vasa before 1495 and with him had eight children. In 1520, Cecilia's half sister Christina defended Stockholm from the Danish invasion, but was forced to surrender. Cecilia became a widow when her husband was executed at the Stockholm Bloodbath in 1520.
Gustav and Cecilia Vasa. Margareta Leijonhuvud, contemporary painting by Johan Baptista van Uther. Cecilia was Gustav’s fourth child, the third with Margareta Leijonhuvud, daughter of Erik Abrahamsson (Leijonhuvud), who, like Gustav’s own father, was executed during the Stockholm massacre in November 1520.
When Cecilia died 27th January 1627 as the last surviving of Gustav Vasa's children, a new little princess had been born into the Vasa family just over a month earlier. Her name was Christina and she would grow up to be queen of Sweden and just as free spirited as her great aunt.
Cecilia Vaasa ( 6. marraskuuta 1540 Tre Kronor -linna, Tukholma, Ruotsi – 27. tammikuuta 1627 Bryssel, Yhdistyneet provinssit) oli Ruotsin kuninkaan Kustaa Vaasan ja hänen toisen vaimonsa Margareeta Leijonhufvudin tytär. Kaikista Kustaa Vaasan lapsista Cecilia oli neljänneksi vanhin. Hän oli tunnettu kauneudestaan.
Meriter. Cecilia, Gustav Vasas och Margareta Leijonhufvuds näst äldsta dotter, f. 6 nov. 1540 i Stockholm, d. 27 jan. 1627 i Brussel. Gift 1564 — antagligen 18 juni — med markgreve Kristoffer av Baden-Rodemachern, f. 26 febr. 1537, d. 2 aug. 1575, yngre broder till den regerande markgreven av Baden-Baden, Philibert II.
