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The History of Sweden from 1772 through 1809 is better known as the Gustavian era of Kings Gustav III and Gustav IV, as well as the reign of King Charles XIII of Sweden.

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rdfs:label	Gustavian era (en) グスタフ朝時代 (ja) Monarquia absoluta na Suécia (pt) Epoka gustawiańska (pl) Gustavianska tiden (sv)
rdfs:comment	The History of Sweden from 1772 through 1809 is better known as the Gustavian era of Kings Gustav III and Gustav IV, as well as the reign of King Charles XIII of Sweden. (en) グスタフ朝時代（グスタフちょうじだい）とは、スウェーデンの歴史のうち1772年から1809年までのスウェーデン王グスタフ3世とグスタフ4世の治世、およびカール13世の治世を指す。 (ja) Gustavianska tiden är den gängse benämning på en epok i svensk historia, åren 1772 till 1809. Perioden inleddes med att Gustav III, som bestigit tronen 1771, år 1772 genomförde en oblodig statskupp (Gustav III:s statsvälvning) som gav kungen större makt. Den avslutades med att Sverige 1809 förlorade finska kriget och tvingades avträda Finland till Ryssland, samt att Gustav IV Adolf avsattes och att 1772 års regeringsform samt Förenings- och säkerhetsakten från 1789 ersattes med 1809 års regeringsform. (sv) Epoka gustawiańska – okres w historii Szwecji, gdy królem był Gustaw III (1772-1792) i Gustaw IV Adolf (1792-1809). Jest to jedna z najbarwniejszych epok w historii Szwecji ponieważ król interesował się modą, kulturą, sztuką. Nie był to jednak okres potęgi Szwecji, który przypada na lata 1611-1721, na okres panowania króla Karola XI, Karola XII i Karola XIII. W 1772 roku po objęciu władzy po bezkrwawym przewrocie, Gustaw III zyskał władzę absolutną i zainicjował program reform, a mianowicie odebrał przywileje szlachcie i zainwestował w politykę zagraniczną sporo pieniędzy. Gustaw III został śmiertelnie raniony z pistoletu na balu maskowym. Zbrodnia ta stała się natchnieniem dla Giuseppe Verdiego do napisania opery Bal maskowy. Królobójca był przed skazaniem na śmierć 3 dni chłostany przez (pl) Este período é conhecido como Era Gustaviana (em sueco: Gustavianska tiden), e durou de 1772 até 1809, tendo tido dois monarcas – Gustavo III e Gustavo IV Adolfo. Após meio século de regime parlamentar, o novo rei Gustavo III perpetrou em 1772 um golpe de estado, que pôs fim à Era da Liberdade (em sueco: Frihetstiden) e trouxe de volta a monarquia absoluta - um regime que permaneceu até ao envolvimento militar da Suécia nas guerras napoleónicas, entre 1805 e 1808. O seu reinado foi um tempo de brilho cultural nas belas-artes, com realce para a literatura, teatro, música e arquitetura. (pt)
rdfs:seeAlso	Charles XIII of Sweden Gustav III of Sweden Gustav IV of Sweden
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