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Hans Kruckow
Hans Kruckow ( 1424 ? - 1455 ? ) was a knight and a royal councilor in Norway.
==Background==
Hans Kruckow was mentioned for the first time in 1442, when he was in Oslo to proclaim Christopher of Bavaria as the new King of Norway.〔 Edvard Edvardsen, “''Bergensbeskrivelse fra 1694'' (Description of Bergen from 1694 )” ''Bergens Historiske Forenings skrifter 1949-1950'' (Writings of the Bergen Historical Society 1949-1950 ) ( Bergen : ''Bergens Historiske Forening'', 1949–1950 ), page 127.〕 In 1444 Hans was asked by the King to devise countermeasures against foreigners in Bergen – that is, the members of the Hanseatic League.〔 He was probably living in Bergen at that time, and had an official position there. In February 1447, the German merchants of Bergen presented a letter of complaint to the ''befalingsman'' (commander ) of the Bergenhus about Hans Kruckow.〔''Diplomatarium Norvegicum'' ( DN ), Volume XVI, No. 161.〕
On 4 December 1444 Hans Kruckow was mentioned for the first time as a member of the ''Riksråd''.〔DN, Volume VIII, No. 324.〕 He was the last name to be featured on the list, suggesting that he was the youngest member of the Royal Council. To be in the national council of Norway, Hans Kruckow had to have had Norwegian parents or be married to a Norwegian woman. He was married to a Danish woman - Anna Barsebek, so Hans must have had Norwegian parents.
In 1444 he was using the title of ''væpner'' ( squire )〔DN, Volume I, No. 790.〕 and in 1445〔DN, Volume VII, No. 427.〕 he was described as a ''knape'', which were both titles of the gentry of Norway.
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