and Holstein, and the Confederation of Cologne went to war against Denmark and Norway. With the Treaty of Stralsund in 1370, a peace was settled that left the Hanseatic League in control of the fortifications at the Scania Market and along the rest of Öresund for 15 years. The abundance of herring around Scania abruptly ceased in the beginning of the 15th century and the region lost its importance as a trading place. See also History of Scania Old Salt Route References External links Scanian Market - by Oresundstid Trading posts of the Hanseatic League History of Lübeck Scania Fish markets