When Christian II was deposed, his uncle, Frederik of Holstein-Gottorp, succeeded him as king. However, his younger brother, Jakob (1484-1566), was bypassed. If Jakob had been elected as king, both Frederik and his son, OTL Christian III, would've been bypassed. Also, Jakob was apparently religiously devout (so much so that he became a missionary in the New World), so how might this have affected Denmark's development both politically and religiously?