This list covers the armies of Norway, Denmark and Sweden from the institution of a feudal knighthood (of riddare nobles and lesser fraelse) until the dynastic union of the 3 kingdoms under the King of Denmark in 1389. This did not prevent dissident Swedish rulers fighting against the union; and was ended by the accession of Gustavus Vasa to the Swedish throne. Smaasvenner were unarmoured mounted attendants with lances that formed up behind the fraelse as a reserve. Skyttar were armoured crossbow cavalry. Leidang/ledung had to have helmet, quilted or leather jacket, spear, sword and shield, a proportion also having bow or crossbow. Obudshaer were a rapidly-charging select levy for service abroad, armed with halberd or crossbow and a short flail pushed through the belt. Allmoge were fearsome Swedish peasant infantry depicted in kettle hat or sailet and sometimes a plate corslet, those in front with crossbows, those behind armed with a mix of halberds and sword blades with cross guard on a 5 foot pole called “svaerdstav”. Landevaernet were levy not allowed to keep traditional arms at home with a short “spiud” spear. Reference: Armies of Feudal Europe 1. Heath.
— Danish Army 1350 AD - 1390 AD
IV/13 — MEDIEVAL GERMAN 1106 AD - 1518 AD
IV/30 — TEUTONIC ORDERS 1201 AD - 1525 AD
IV/54 — MEDIEVAL SCANDINAVIAN 1280 AD - 1523 AD
— Union Army 1391 AD - 1523 AD
IV/13 — MEDIEVAL GERMAN 1106 AD - 1518 AD
IV/30 — TEUTONIC ORDERS 1201 AD - 1525 AD
IV/54 — MEDIEVAL SCANDINAVIAN 1280 AD - 1523 AD
IV/13 — MEDIEVAL GERMAN 1106 AD - 1518 AD
— Swedish Army 1391 AD - 1523 AD
IV/30 — TEUTONIC ORDERS 1201 AD - 1525 AD
IV/54 — MEDIEVAL SCANDINAVIAN 1280 AD - 1523 AD
— Other Medieval Scandinavian Armies 1280 AD - 1523 AD
III/63 — EARLY POLISH 960 AD - 1335 AD
IV/27 — ESTONIAN 1200 AD - 1227 AD
IV/28 — PRUSSIAN 1200 AD - 1283 AD
IV/30 — TEUTONIC ORDERS 1201 AD - 1525 AD
IV/54 — MEDIEVAL SCANDINAVIAN 1280 AD - 1523 AD