The State of the Kalmar Union

In the year of 1397, Queen Margaret I of Denmark incepted the Kalmar Union - a rather loose bound between the three Kingdoms of Denmark, Norway and Sweden with Denmark as the ruling power. However, the Act of the Union has never become a law in Sweden and Norway, and as such whenever the king of the Kalmar Union died, the two other Kingdoms had to elect the monarch of Denmark as their own ruler - a task which especially the Swedes have trouble to do.\n\nAdditionally to the struggle of keeping the Union together, the Nobility of Denmark itself is a threat to the stability of the Kalmar Union as the attention of the Danish King is split amongst the three Kingdoms. The nobles will regularly try to demand resources from the Crown to pursuit their own goals until their power has been greatly revoked.