Count Carl Gustaf Wrangel was a prominent Swedish military leader and statesman during the 17th century. Born in 1613, he played a significant role in the Thirty Years' War and later served as the governor-general of Sweden's territories in Livonia and Pomerania. His military strategies and leadership contributed to Sweden's influence in Europe during this period. Wrangel was known for his diplomatic skills and efforts to maintain peace after conflicts. He was also involved in the Great Northern War, where he continued to serve Sweden's interests. Wrangel passed away in 1676, leaving a legacy as one of Sweden's notable military figures.