Mention of Kristina along with Karl Gustav, Hedvig Eleonora and Karl Fredrik (future Karl XI?) in an anonymous deacon at Bornholm, dated April 25/May 5 (Old Style), 1658

Source:

Danske Magazin, indeholdende allehaande Smaa-Stykker og Anmerkninger til Historiens og Sprogets Oplysning: første Bind, fjerde Hefte, pages 125 to 126, published by Royal Danish Society for the History and Language of the Fatherland, 1746

https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000123985222&seq=139&q1=Christina

The account:

1658. d. 25. April bades af Svaniske Prædikestol allerførst for Høybaarne Første Carl Gustav Sveriges Konge, samt og for Dronningen Hedevig Eleonora, Jtem for Dronning Christina, saaog for Carl Friderich, Arv-Første til Sverig.

With modernised spelling:

1658 den 25. april bades af svenske prædikestol allerførst for højbårne fyrste Karl Gustav, Sveriges konge, samt og for dronningen Hedevig Eleonora, item for dronning Kristina, så og for Karl Frederik, arvefyrste til Sverige.

French translation (my own):

En 1658, le 25 avril, on priait à la chaire suédoise d'abord pour le prince bien-né Charles-Gustave, roi de Suède, ainsi que pour la reine Hedwige-Éléonore, ainsi que pour la reine Christine, puis aussi pour Charles-Frédéric, prince héréditaire de Suède.

English translation (my own):

In 1658, on April 25, one prayed at the Swedish pulpit first of all for High-Born Prince Karl Gustav, King of Sweden, as well as for Queen Hedvig Eleonora, as well as for Queen Kristina, then also for Karl Fredrik, Hereditary Prince of Sweden.

Above: Kristina.

Above: Karl Gustav.

Above: Hedvig Eleonora.

Swedish and Lule Sámi prayer for Kristina, year 1638

Sources:

Forsgren, Tuuli (1988): Samisk kyrko- och undervisningslitteratur i Sverige 1619-1850. – Johansson, Egil (red.) Scriptum nr. 6. Rapportserie utg. av Forskningsarkivet vid Umeå Universitet. Umeå

http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:311331/FULLTEXT01.pdf

Julevsáme-dárro báhkogirjje, by Anders Kintel (beta, 2012)

https://gtweb-02.uit.no/old-webdict/ak/smj2nob/index.html

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 1 (abbis—kālʼpak), by Harald Grundström, 1946

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 4 (mā—njǟrav), by Harald Grundström, 1948

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 5 (njärʼkalit—pǟhkutit), by Harald Grundström, 1949

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 6 (pǟlai—sinne), by Harald Grundström, 1950

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 7 (sintsanit—tjabbōt), by Harald Grundström, 1950

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 9 (tuvrēstit—vuolātj), by Harald Grundström, 1951

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 10 (vuolatuhttēt—höuri), by Harald Grundström, 1952

Lulelapsk ordbok, fascicle 11 (Register. Efterskrift. Förklaringar. Rättelser.), by Harald Grundström, 1952

https://www.isof.se/utforska/publikationer/publikationer/1954-01-01-lulelapsk-ordbok

Norsk-lulesamisk Ordbok, by Anders Kintel (beta, 2012)

https://gtweb-02.uit.no/old-webdict/ak/nob2smj/

Swenske och Lappeske ABC-book, 1638

https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Swenske_och_Lappeske_ABC.djvu&page=32

This prayer mentioning Kristina, written in Early Modern Swedish with a translation into an archaic dialect of one of the Sámi languages, was included in a 1638 children's book titled Swenske och Lappeske ABC-book, one of the earliest known written works in any Sámi language. It is most commonly believed to be in Northern Sámi; however, it has been proposed by Bergsland (1982) that, due to differences between this and other early books in the Sámi languages, the language used here might actually be an archaic dialect spoken by a now-assimilated population of Forest Sámi in the Luleå area (the Forest dialects in this part of Sweden would have been and are spoken near Gällivare and Serri), and I myself have found from looking at some of the vocabulary that it does indeed fit better with Lule Sámi than Northern Sámi. At the time, some words from Swedish existed in the Sámi languages that are no longer in use today; and the word Lapp, another name for the Sámi peoples, their languages and their lands, is now considered offensive.

The prayer in Early Modern Swedish:

Gudh gifwe wårom Drottning och all Öffwerheet / Fridh och gott Regement / At wij vnder henne / Jtt roligit och stilla leffuerne föra måghe / J all Gudachtigheet och Ährligheet / Amen.

The prayer in Early Modern Lule Sámi:

Jubmell watte mijan Dråttningin ja kaik Öffwerhetin / raffem ja puårem Regementam / jåtte mija suun wåltne autam juollo ja kiappes viesomem tållwåbb / kaik Jubmellen palon ja puårrewådan / Amen.

English translation (my own):

God give our Queen and all the authorities peace and a good reign, so that we may lead a tranquil and still life under her reign, in all godliness and honesty. Amen.

Above: Kristina.