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Sweden’s King Eric XIV, who was declared mad by his brother, was imprisoned in Turku Castle the late 16th Century.

Sweden’s King Eric XIV, who was declared mad by his brother, was imprisoned in Turku Castle the late 16th Century.

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Sweden’s King Eric XIV, who was declared mad by his brother, was imprisoned in Turku Castle the late 16th Century.

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