Field Marshal of the Swedish Army

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Field Marshal of the Swedish Army was the highest-ranking military office in Sweden, historically held by senior commanders who led the kingdom’s armies in major wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military office
military rank
appliesToJurisdiction Kingdom of Sweden NERFINISHED
appointedBy King of Sweden NERFINISHED
associatedWith Swedish Empire NERFINISHED
commandLevel army-level command
comparativeRank field marshal
five-star rank
country Sweden
function coordination of multiple armies
overall direction of campaigns
hasGenderRestriction historically male office holders
highestRankIn Swedish Army NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance key role in Sweden's great power era
historicalUse 17th century
18th century
19th century
early modern period
languageOfName Swedish
militaryBranch Army
notableOfficeHolder Banér, Johan NERFINISHED
Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld NERFINISHED
Carl Gustav Wrangel NERFINISHED
Gustav Horn NERFINISHED
Lennart Torstensson NERFINISHED
Magnus Stenbock NERFINISHED
officeHolderRequirement distinguished service in war
senior military commander
partOf Swedish Armed Forces NERFINISHED
Swedish Army NERFINISHED
rankAbove general
rankClass flag officer
rankGroup general officer
role commander of field armies
strategic military leadership
supreme battlefield commander
selectionBasis royal favor and military merit
status historical rank
SwedishName fältmarskalk
symbolizes highest military authority in the field
usedInConflict Great Northern War NERFINISHED
Swedish Empire wars
Thirty Years' War NERFINISHED

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Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld positionHeld Field Marshal of the Swedish Army
King Frederick I of Sweden militaryRank Field Marshal of the Swedish Army
this entity surface form: Field Marshal (Sweden)