Norway: Heads of State: 1319-1450 |
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Royal House: Folkungeætta [1]
Med Guds miskund Norges Svea og Gota Konge (from 1332, documented from 1340 Med Guds nåde Norges Svea og Skåne Konge) |
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| 24 Aug 1319 - 15 Aug 1355 | Magnus VII Eiriksson Smek [2] |
| Med Guds nåde Norges Konge (from 15 Feb 1362: Med Guds nåde Norges og Svea Konge) | |
| 15 Aug 1355 - 10/12 Sep 1380 | Håkon VI Magnusson den yngre [3] |
| Med Guds nåde Norges Dana og Gota Konge | |
| 12 Sep 1380 - 3 Aug 1387 | Olav IV Håkonsson [4] |
| Riksforstander og kongens og rikets drottsede | |
| 3 Aug 1387 - 2 Feb 1388 | Ogmund Finnsson Hestbø [5] |
| Rikets mektige frue og rette husbonde | |
| 2 Feb 1388 - 8 Sep 1389 | Dronning Margrete Valdemarsdatter [6][7][8] |
Royal House: Gryf (Pomerania)
Med Guds nåde Norges Konge og Sveriges rette erfinge (from 23 Jul 1396 and 1397 Med Guds nåde Norges Danmarks Sveriges Vendes og Gotes Konge, Hertug i Pommern) |
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| 8 Sep 1389 - 1 Jun 1442 | Eirik III [9][10][11] |
Royal House: Wittelsbach (Bavaria: Upper Palatinate)
Med Guds nåde Norges Sveriges Danmarks Vendes og Gotes Konge, Palatsgreve pa Riin og Hertug i Beyern |
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| 1 Jun 1442 - 5/6 Jan 1448 | Christoffer (Christoffer Johansson) [12] |
| Riksråd: Riksrådets formann | |
| 6 Jan 1448 - ? ? 1448 | Erkebiskop Aslak Harniktsson Bolt |
| Riksforstander og fullmektig høvedsmann over alt Norges rike | |
| ? ? 1448 - 20 Nov 1449 | Sigurd Jonsson [13] |
| Sources and notes: | |
| [1] | This term (Folkungaätten in Svensk/Swedish) 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 Sweden and Scania (see Denmark) as Magnus Eriksson. |
| [3] | Also in Sweden as Håkan Magnusson. |
| [4] | Also in Denmark as Oluf 2. Håkonsen. |
| [5] | Together with Riksråd: Riksrådets formann - Erkebiskop Vinald Henriksson |
| [6] | Dronning as queen dowager of Norway. |
| [7] | Also in Denmark and in Sweden. |
| [8] | With occasional use of styles suggestive of a queen regnant. |
| [9] | Original name: Bogislav Gryf. |
| [10] | Also in Denmark as Erik 7. in Sweden as Erik "XIII" (crowned for all three realms jointly); also in Pomerania as Erich III. |
| [11] | Eirik is absent from Norway when he is officially "de-recognized" 1 Jun 1442. His last, unanswered, letter is dated 26 Mar 1441. |
| [12] | Also in Denmark as Christoffer 3. and in Sweden as Kristofer. |
| [13] | Med Guds nåde Norges Sveriges og Gotes Konge (in dissidence) |
| 25 Oct 1449 - 14 May 1450 Karl I Knutsson (Karl Knutsson Bonde; also in Sweden as Carl "VIII", Royal House: Bonde) | |
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