In 1520 the first documented setback took place for Skövde. The Danish King, Kristian II, undertook his third military campaign against Sweden. One of the Danish armies swept through Västergötland (Western Götland) and burned down Skövde, Falköping, Skara and Bogesund (now Ulricehamn).
In 1520 the first documented setback took place for Skövde The Danish King Kristian II undertook his third military campaign against Sweden One of the Danish armies swept through Västergötland (Western Götland) and burned down Skövde Falköping Skara and Bogesund (now Ulricehamn)