context: The Royal Academy of Turku (,) is the first Finnish university in Turku from 1640 to 1828. After the Finnish War in 1809 it was renamed the Imperial Academy of Turku. After the Turku fire, the university was moved to Helsinki in 1827 and its name was changed to Imperial Alexander University. After Finland became independent, the University was renamed the University of Helsinki in 1919. At the same time two new universities were founded in Turku: in 1918 the Swedish-speaking Åbo Akademi University and in 1920 the Finnish-speaking University of Turku.
question: Where was Finland's first university?
answers.text: Royal Academy of Turku