Sweden: Heads of State: 1250-1364Royal House: Folkungaätten [1] |
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| Dei gratia rex sveorum | |
| 2 Feb 1250 - 22 Jul 1275 | Valdemar Birgersson |
| 22 Jul 1275 - 24 May 1278 | Magnus Birgersson Ladulås |
| Dei gratia sveorum gotorumque rex | |
| 24 May 1278 - 18 Dec 1290 | Magnus Birgersson Ladulås |
| 18 Dec 1290 - Mar (or Apr) 1318 | Birger Magnusson |
| Rikshövitsman | |
| 27 Jun 1318 - 8 Jul 1319 | Mathias Kettilmundsson |
| Dei gratia rex suecie | |
| 8 Jul 1319 - 24 Aug 1319 | Magnus Eriksson Smek [2] |
| Dei gratia rex suecie et norwegie | |
| 24 Aug 1319 - ? Jun 1332 | Magnus Eriksson Smek |
| Dei gratia regnorum suecie et norwegie terreque scanie rex = Med Guds Nåde, Sveriges Norges och Skånes Konung | |
| ? Jun 1332 - 15 Feb 1364 | Magnus Eriksson Smek |
| Dei gratia sveorum gotorumque rex et dominus terre scanie = Med Guds Nåde Svea och Göta Konung och Herre över Skånes Land | |
| 28 Apr 1357 - 21 Jun 1359 | Erik "XII" Magnusson [3] |
| Dei gratia rex suecie et norwegie = Med Guds Nåd, Sveriges och Norges Konung | |
| 15 Feb 1362 - 15 Feb 1364 | Håkan Magnusson [4][5] |
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| [1] | This term is an artifact of 15th century historians, based on a spurious genealogy. Recently, the term Bjälboätten, from Bjälbo, the family seat, has gained currency. |
| [2] | Also in Norway, as Magnus VII; and in Scania (at the time a component of the Danish polity). |
| [3] | Under partition by arbitration, jointly with Magnus Eriksson. |
| [4] | Jointly with Magnus Eriksson. |
| [5] | Also in Norway, as Håkon VI. |
Last update: 29 Nov 2023