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It has been said that the Kalmar Union, the union of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden between the late fourteenth and early sixteenth century, was typical of Europe at that time, but this has never been tested. A comparison is made here between the Kalmar Union, Poland–Lithuania, Castile–Aragon (Spain), and the Burgundian state, and particularly how they came into being. I con-sider four possible reaso
