Martin Rundkvist on Nostr: Trade was still largely conducted in goods in 1500s Sweden. If you sold commodities ...
Trade was still largely conducted in goods in 1500s Sweden. If you sold commodities to the Crown, you were often paid in iron or butter. When Mad King Erik succeeded his father Gustavus, there were 488 metric tonnes of butter in the Crown storehouse in Stockholm.
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