The Pomeranian coastal town of Darłowo is the burial site of a 15th-century monarch who once wore the crowns of Denmark, Norway and Sweden simultaneously under the Kalmar Union. Which Nordic town, whose civic privileges he extended in 1430 (later confirmed by Christopher of Bavaria in 1441), was among the beneficiaries of his patronage?

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Aalborg. Eric of Pomerania, king of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, extended the town privileges of Aalborg in 1430, and Christopher of Bavaria expanded them in 1441. St. Mary's Church in Darłowo is the burial site of Eric of Pomerania, who spent his final years on the Pomeranian coast.