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1. outline
He is the head of state of Sweden . The current king is Carl XVI Gustav of the Bernadotte dynasty .
In fact, he is only a king in words, and since 1975, even nominal authority has been limited. In the neighboring country of England, politics is in the form of the king's prerogative power being delegated to parliament , the cabinet, and the judiciary, and the king has symbolic final decision-making and command authority, but in Sweden, all authority necessary for state affairs is completely distributed to the cabinet and each ministry. At least, it has the authority to grant credentials to ambassadors dispatched to foreign countries , to receive credentials from foreign ambassadors dispatched to their country, and to award Nobel Prize winners.[1] Japan has a role in sealing the royal seal through national affairs. His authority is weaker than that of the Emperor , and Sweden is virtually a country where even if the royal family disappeared overnight, there would be no symbolic disruption to the administration of state affairs.
In fact, he is only a king in words, and since 1975, even nominal authority has been limited. In the neighboring country of England, politics is in the form of the king's prerogative power being delegated to parliament , the cabinet, and the judiciary, and the king has symbolic final decision-making and command authority, but in Sweden, all authority necessary for state affairs is completely distributed to the cabinet and each ministry. At least, it has the authority to grant credentials to ambassadors dispatched to foreign countries , to receive credentials from foreign ambassadors dispatched to their country, and to award Nobel Prize winners.[1] Japan has a role in sealing the royal seal through national affairs. His authority is weaker than that of the Emperor , and Sweden is virtually a country where even if the royal family disappeared overnight, there would be no symbolic disruption to the administration of state affairs.
2. successive kings
Reign | king | dynasty | note |
970 ~ 995 | Eric Segersel Erik Segersäll | door dynasty | |
995 ~ 1022 | Olof Shekkonung Olof Skötkonung | ||
1022 ~ 1050 | Anund Jacob Anund Jakob | ||
1050 ~ 1060 | King Emund Emund den gamle | ||
1060 ~ 1066 | Stenkill Stenkil | stencil dynasty | |
1066 ~ 1067 | Eric and Eric Erik och Erik | ||
1067 ~ 1070 | Halsten Halsten | ||
1070 ~ 1075 | Anund Gorske Anund Gårdske | ||
1075 ~ 1079 | Hakan Röde Håkan Röde | ||
1079 ~ 1084 | Inge 1 year old Inge den äldre | ||
1084 ~ 1087 | bloat sven Blot-Sven | ||
1087 ~ 1105 | Inge 1 year old Inge den äldre | ||
1105 ~ 1118 | Philip Halstenson Filip Halstensson | ||
1105 ~ 1125 | Inge II Inge den yngre | ||
1125 ~ 1126 | Rambald Knabhoebde Ragnvald Knaphövde | ||
1125 ~ 1130 | Magnus I Magnus Nilsson | ||
1130 ~ 1156 | Sverker I Sverker den äldre | Sverker dynasty | |
1156 ~ 1160 | Eric 9 years old Erik den helige | Eric Dynasty | |
1160 ~ 1161 | Magnus II Magnus Henriksson | stencil dynasty | |
1161 ~ 1167 | Carl VII Karl Sverkersson | Sverker dynasty | |
1167 ~ 1195 | Canute I Knut Eriksson | Eric Dynasty | |
1196 ~ 1208 | Sverker II Sverker den yngre | Sverker dynasty | |
1208 ~ 1216 | Eric 10 years old Erik Knutsson | Eric Dynasty | |
1216 ~ 1222 | John I Johan Sverkersson | Sverker dynasty | |
1222 ~ 1229 | Eric 11 years old Erik Eriksson | Eric Dynasty | |
1229 ~ 1234 | Canute II Knut Långe | ||
1234 ~ 1250 | Eric 11 years old Erik Eriksson | Eric Dynasty | |
1250 ~ 1275 | Valdemar Birjersson Valdemar Birgersson | Polkung dynasty | |
1275 ~ 1290 | Magnus III Magnus Ladulås | ||
1290 ~ 1318 | Biryer Mannusson Birger Magnusson | ||
1319 ~ 1364 | Magnus IV Magnus Eriksson | ||
1356 ~ 1359 | Eric 12 years old Erik Magnusson | ||
1362 ~ 1364 | Hokan Mannuson Håkan Magnusson | ||
1363 ~ 1389 | albrecht Albrekt av Mecklenburg | Mecklenburg Dynasty | |
1389 ~ 1412 | Margareta Waldemarstoder Margareta Valdemarsdotter | ||
1396 ~ 1439 | Eric 13 years old Erik XIII av Pommern | ||
1441 ~ 1448 | Christopher of Bayern Kristofer av Bayern | ||
1448 ~ 1457 | Carl VIII Knutson Karl VIII Knutsson | ||
1457 ~ 1464 | Christian I Kristian I | ||
1464 ~ 1465 1467 ~ 1470 | Carl VIII Knutson Karl VIII Knutsson | ||
1497 ~ 1501 | John II Johan II | ||
1520 ~ 1521 | |||
1521 ~ 1560 | Gustav I Vasa Gustav Vasa | ||
1560 ~ 1568 | Eric 14 years old Erik XIV | ||
1568 ~ 1592 | John III Johan III | ||
1592 ~ 1599 | Sigismund Sigismund | ||
1599 ~ 1611 | Carl 9 Karl IX | ||
1611 ~ 1632 | Gustav II Adolf Gustav II Adolf | ||
1632 ~ 1654 | queen christina Kristina | ||
1654 ~ 1660 | Carl X Gustave Karl X Gustav | ||
1660 ~ 1697 | Carl 11 Karl XI | ||
1697 ~ 1718 | Carl 12 Karl XII | ||
1719 ~ 1720 | Ulrika Eleonora Ulrika Eleonora | ||
1720 ~ 1751 | Fredrik I Fredrik I | ||
1751 ~ 1771 | Adolf Fredrik Adolf Fredrik | ||
1771 ~ 1792 | Gustav III Gustav III | ||
1792 ~ 1809 | Gustav IV Adolph Gustav IV Adolf | ||
1809 ~ 1818 | Carl 13 Karl XIII | ||
1818 ~ 1844 | Charles XIV John Karl XIV Johan | ||
1844 ~ 1859 | Oscar I Oscar I | ||
1859 ~ 1872 | Carl 15 years old Karl XV | ||
1872 ~ 1907 | Oscar II Oscar II | ||
1907 ~ 1950 | Gustaf V Gustaf V | ||
1950 ~ 1973 | Gustav VI Adolph Gustaf VI Adolf | ||
1973 to present | Carl XVI Gustav Carl XVI Gustaf |
With the beginning of the Vasa dynasty, the lineage of the first dynasty, the Munsoe dynasty, ended, but from the Holstein-Gottorp dynasty, the lineage of both the Vasa dynasty and the Munsoe dynasty continued. Although the lineage was temporarily cut off during the Bernadotte dynasty, the lineage of the Vasa dynasty continued from the reign of Karl XV. Starting with Gustav VI Adolf, the lineage of the Holstein-Gottorp dynasty was mixed, and the lineage of both the Vasa dynasty and the Munsoe dynasty were inherited on the mother's side. Swedish royal family tree
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There are legendary kings who are said to have ruled Sweden even before the kings whose history was proven. English Wikipedia
3. all-time motto
period of use | king | watchword |
1521 ~ 1560 | Gustav I Vasa | All power belongs to God (All power belongs to God) |
1560 ~ 1568 | Erik XIV | God grants only the desires of whom he wills (Gud giver åt vem Han vill) |
1568 ~ 1592 | John III | God our protector (Gud vår beskyddare) |
1592 ~ 1599 | For Justice and the People (För rätten och Folket) | |
1599 ~ 1611 | Karl IX | God my comfort (Gud min tröst) |
1611 ~ 1632 | Gustav II Adolf | God and the arms of victory (Med Gud och segrande vapen) |
1632 ~ 1654 | Queen Christina | Wisdom is the pillar of kingdoms (Visheten är rikets stöd) |
1654 ~ 1660 | Karl X Gustav | The god of destiny within me - he will do it (I Gud mitt öde - Han skall göra det) |
1660 ~ 1697 | Karl XI | The Lord will be my protector (Herren är vorden min beskyddare) |
1697 ~ 1718 | Karl XII | With God's help (With God's help) |
1719 ~ 1720 | Ulrika Eleonora | God is my hope (I Gud mitt hopp) |
1720 ~ 1751 | Fredrik I | |
1751 ~ 1771 | Adolf Fredrik | The welfare of the state is my welfare (Statens välfärd, min välfärd) |
1771 ~ 1792 | Gustav III | Fatherland (Fäderneslandet) |
1792 ~ 1809 | Gustav IV Adolf | God and the People (Gud och folket) |
1809 ~ 1818 | Karl XIII | People's welfare is my highest law (Folkets väl min högsta lag) |
1818 ~ 1844 | Karl XIV Johan | People's love is my reward (Folkets kärlek min belöning) |
1844 ~ 1859 | Oskar I | Justice and Truth (Rätt och sanning) |
1859 ~ 1872 | Karl XV | Land built according to the law (Land skall med lag byggas) |
1872 ~ 1905 | Oskar II | Welfare of the Brotherhood (Brödrafolkens väl) |
1905 ~ 1907 | Welfare in Sweden (Sveriges väl)[10] | |
1907 ~ 1950 | Gustaf V | With the people for the country (Med Folket for Fosterlandet) |
1950 ~ 1973 | Gustaf VI Adolf | Duty above all (Plikten för allt) |
1973 to present | Carl XVI Gustaf | For Sweden - with the times (För Sverige - i tiden) |
4. etc
- According to current royal norms, regardless of gender, only the eldest member of Carl XVI Gustav's immediate family inherits the throne, and succession to collateral family members is not recognized. Therefore, any descendant of Sophie of the Palatinate can inherit the throne.[11] I don't know the exact number of people, so I only have estimates.[12] Unlike the British royal family 's succession order, its members and relationships are very simple, with only 12 people. If 1) you were not born and raised in Sweden, 2) you are not a member of the Lutheran Church ( Church of Sweden ), 3) you marry without the consent of the Cabinet, or 4) you are elected to or succeed to a monarchy in another country without the consent of the Swedish Parliament and the King, you will lose the right to become King.
- Coronation ceremonies have been held at Uppsala Cathedral (Uppsala domkyrka) and Stockholm Cathedral (Storkyrkan) for generations, but since the coronation of Oscar II in 1872, no coronation ceremonies have been held since.
- If you look at the list of past kings, you can see that the titles of kings using the names 'Karl' and 'Erik' do not start from the first generation. This is because Eric Because Erik 6-13 years old,[13] For convenience, the terms Karl VII and Karl VIII are simply calculated backwards from Eric XIV and Karl IX, and were not referred to as such during their lifetime. The historical record presents Magog , the grandson of Noah and the son of Japheth , who ascended to the throne in 2216 BC, as the first king. Since the authenticity of this story is questionable to anyone, naturally, in modern times, the Swedish royal family does not present such a royal history and views Erik VI as the first king. However, since they are their successors, the tax revenue itself continues as is.
- Compared to other countries, there are a lot of kings who have supported their own government .
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[1] Except for the Peace Prize awarded in Norway .[2] Joint with Magnus IV[3] Together with King Magnus IV, the opposing king of Albrecht[4] 1396 ~ 1412 regent[5] reinstatement[6] Regent 1521-1523[7] 1587–1632 Sigismund III, King of Poland and Lithuania[8] Regent 1599–1604[9] Norwegians still maintain the motto established by Hokon VII in 1905 , when the Swedish-Norwegian Allied Kingdom was dismantled .[10] After the dissolution of the Eastern Military Alliance with Norway, the new motto, 'Brotherly Peoples', was a symbol of Norwegians , so a change was inevitable.[11] Unless you are Catholic. This range is so wide that even Carl XVI Gustaf himself is in the 300th place in the line of succession.[12] About 5,000 to 6,000 people.[13] Eric and Eric, the contenders for the throne, are excluded, and Eric of Pomerania, the king of the Kalmar Union, is considered Eric XIII of Sweden.[14] In the Ynglinga saga , part of Norse mythology, Odin is said to be the founder of the Swedish royal family. It can be said to be a legend similar to the content of Japanese mythology in which the direct descendants of the goddess Amaterasu became the Japanese imperial family . However, the current dynasty is a dynasty established by a French general who was a subordinate of Napoleon, who has nothing to do with this myth . Rather, Harald I Harpagri of Norway is said to be a descendant of the Wingling Dynasty. #[15] A legendary Viking king who is said to have been the king of Sweden and Denmark. Erik Segersel (Erik the Victorious), the first historically confirmed king of Sweden, is said to be a descendant of one of his sons, Bjǫrn Járnsíða.
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