Assuming a kalmar union that remains stable through kings and queens that treat the three kingdoms somewhat equal rather than as parts of a "greater denmark" and reforms it into a real union sometime in the 1500-1600s, what would such a union be called?
Scandinavia as a political term rather than purely geographical one seemingly first emerged with scandinavism in the 1830's, similarly the term Nordic didn't become popular until post ww1 so both of those seem too modern for a union created in the 1500-1600's. As far as I understand "Kalmar Union" was never used to describe the union either and to be honest it also sucks as a name.
So what would the country be called? Denmark-Norway-Sweden? But that name is also pretty bad, and way to long.
Scandinavia as a political term rather than purely geographical one seemingly first emerged with scandinavism in the 1830's, similarly the term Nordic didn't become popular until post ww1 so both of those seem too modern for a union created in the 1500-1600's. As far as I understand "Kalmar Union" was never used to describe the union either and to be honest it also sucks as a name.
So what would the country be called? Denmark-Norway-Sweden? But that name is also pretty bad, and way to long.