The Second Battle of Helsingborg took place on March 18, 1710, during the Great Northern War. This conflict was fought between the forces of the Swedish Empire and the Danish-Norwegian alliance. The battle was significant as it marked a crucial moment in the struggle for control over the region of Skåne, which was vital for both sides. In this battle, the Swedish army, led by General Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld, faced off against the Danish forces commanded by King Frederick IV. Despite being outnumbered, the Swedish troops managed to secure a decisive victory, which helped to strengthen Sweden's position in the ongoing war.