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'''Carl Magnus Bernadotte''' was a [[Nidaros]]ian [[Nazarene]] cleric and landowner, and Pope, as '''Pope Camillus II'' of the [[Holy Nidarosian Church]]. Founder of [[Riskai]] and famous for breaking communion with the [[Church of Stormark]] in 1538 AN, thus ensuring the Holy Nidarosian Church's freedom from Vanic influences. | '''Carl Magnus Bernadotte''' was a [[Nidaros]]ian [[Nazarene]] cleric and landowner, and Pope, as '''Pope Camillus II''' of the [[Holy Nidarosian Church]]. Founder of [[Riskai]] and famous for breaking communion with the [[Church of Stormark]] in 1538 AN, thus ensuring the Holy Nidarosian Church's freedom from Vanic influences. | ||
Theologically regarded a hardliner and religious conservative, Pope Camillus II is remembered by the people of Nidaros and Riskai as an excentric individual who stood up against the dominating Vanic tendencies in Stormark and Nidaros. | Theologically regarded a hardliner and religious conservative, Pope Camillus II is remembered by the people of Nidaros and Riskai as an excentric individual who stood up against the dominating Vanic tendencies in Stormark and Nidaros. | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 19 November 2021
Carl Magnus Bernadotte was a Nidarosian Nazarene cleric and landowner, and Pope, as Pope Camillus II of the Holy Nidarosian Church. Founder of Riskai and famous for breaking communion with the Church of Stormark in 1538 AN, thus ensuring the Holy Nidarosian Church's freedom from Vanic influences.
Theologically regarded a hardliner and religious conservative, Pope Camillus II is remembered by the people of Nidaros and Riskai as an excentric individual who stood up against the dominating Vanic tendencies in Stormark and Nidaros.
The town of Carlstad is named for him.
