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Hundahl, Kerstin (2014). "Placing Blame and
Creating Legitimacy: The Implications of Rugish Involvement in the Struggle over the Succession amidst the Danish Church Strife c.1258–1260". In Hundahl, Kerstin; Kjær, Lars; Lund, Niels (eds.).
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to have his oath declared void, a request granted by the Pope. Honorius III excused
Valdemar from his forced oath, and he immediately set about trying to restore the German territories. Valdemar concluded a treaty with his nephew
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and headed south to take back what he thought were his lands by right, but his luck deserted him. A series of Danish defeats culminating in the
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