Assault on Eda Sconce

Assault on Eda sconce
Part of the Dano-Swedish War (1657–1658)

Map showing the work done at Eda sconce in 1717
Date11 February 1658
Location
Eda sconce, Värmland
Result Swedish victory
Territorial
changes
Norwegians retreat back into Norway
Belligerents
 Swedish Empire  Denmark–Norway
Commanders and leaders
Swedish Empire Clas Fleming  (WIA)
Swedish Empire Christenstein  (WIA)
Swedish Empire Oluf Pärsson
Denmark–Norway Michael Opitz
Units involved
Swedish Empire Eda sconce garrison Denmark–Norway Akershus regiment[a]
Strength
875–1,900 men
12 guns
309 men
Casualties and losses
25 killed
20 wounded
20 killed

The Assault on Eda sconce was an incident on 11 February 1658, when a Norwegian force under Michael Opitz attacked the Swedish Sconce at Eda. The Norwegians were successful at first, but were later repelled by the Swedish artillery fire, forcing them to withdraw. The fighting lasted for 2 hours.
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