Slangerup Abbey (Slangerup Kloster) was a nunnery first of Benedictine nuns, then of Cistercian nuns. It was in operation between 1170 and 1555 and was located in Slangerup, Denmark. It has left no visible remains.
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^"Slangerup Kloster". Roskilde Historie. Retrieved July 1, 2020.
^"Slangerup Bykommune". Kongeriget Danmark. Retrieved July 1, 2020.
SlangerupAbbey (Slangerup Kloster) was a nunnery first of Benedictine nuns, then of Cistercian nuns. It was in operation between 1170 and 1555 and was...
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44–45 Eric I Evergood (Erik Ejegod) 1095–1103 Non-contemporary c. 1060 Slangerup illegitimate son of Sweyn II Boedil Thurgotsdatter before 1086 one son...
married c. 1070 to King Olaf III of Norway Eric I the Good (c. 1060, Slangerup, Denmark – 10 July 1103, Paphos, Cyprus), Jarl of Zealand from 1080, King...
Romanesque started building; Romanesque frescos ↑ Frederikssund Kommune Slangerup Kirke [da] tower begun 1411, nave built 1587–1588 Gotic & Renaissance...
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