On December 4, 1676 is a dark day in Swedish history. On a single day, 9000 soldiers killed in the Battle of Lund. Per Dahlberg tells more about the bloodiest battle in Scandinavian history, and how King Charles XI, this becomes a hero seriously. Otherwise, the country's worst enemy diseases in the field. Per hits army soldier smallest but most dangerous, the only preserved louse from the 1600s, which probably had killed more Danes than war. Furthermore, let Per manufacture a sword at Wira use and test the various equestrian techniques with Smålands Hussars.