King Christian I had 3 000 Danish troops and 2,000 allied Germans. Sture had only about 400 troops in his army, and the Danish could easily pick a fight. In late July 1471, the fleet of 76 Danish Ships with the 5,000 troops set out from Copenhagen harbor to land in southern Sweden.  Sture and Nils Bosson Sture went to central Sweden to gather as much men they could for the defense of Stockholm.  The Danish fleet would have to face the murderous flow of the archipelago that blocked off Stockholm, but managed, possibly with the help of a hired Swedish pilot, to anchor between Käpplingeholm and Wolf's Island  just across the water from Stockholm Castle. Christian decided that a siege would take too long, so he landed in southern Sweden instead. Sten Sture awaited the Danes,  now with 10,000 levied peasants.

Question: What had a murderous flow?
Answer: the archipelago

Question: What class of people joined Sture and his 400 troops to defend Stockholm?
Answer: levied peasants

Question: How many troops did King Christian I have?
Answer: 5000

Question: How many more Danish troops than German troops supported King Christian I?
Answer: 1000

Question: How many troops did King Christian I have available?
Answer: 5000

Question: How many people did Sture add to his initial 400 troops?
Answer: 10000

Question: How many troops did King Christian have all together counting the 2,000 allied Germans?
Answer: 5000

Question: How many more Danish Troops were than than Sture's?
Answer: 2600

Question: How many months into 1471 did the Danish Ships with the 5,000 troops set out from Copenhagen harbor to land in southern Sweden
Answer: 7

Question: How many total Danish troops and allied Germans did King Christian have all together?
Answer: 5000

Question: Did King Christian I have more Danish troops or more allied Germans?
Answer: King Christian I had