The Battle of Lund took place on December 4, 1676, during the Scanian War between the forces of Sweden and Denmark-Norway. The battle occurred near the town of Lund in southern Sweden, where Swedish troops, led by King Charles XI, faced a larger Danish army commanded by Duke Christian of Gottorp. Despite being outnumbered, the Swedish forces managed to secure a decisive victory. The battle was significant as it marked a turning point in the war, strengthening Sweden's position in the region. The conflict was part of a broader struggle for dominance in northern Europe, with both sides vying for control over territories in the Scandinavian Peninsula.