List of nobles and magnates within Scandinavia in the 13th century
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The general trend of Scandinavian nobility seems to be that there were comparatively few large magnates and generally most had connections to the royalty. The sources on nobility in 13th century Scandinavia are, at least in the English language, few and far between when compared to other regions but there is still enough to get a good idea of the general composition. It also appears that lords had less control over the peasantry in many cases.[1] This is probably partially due to the large nature of the countries which gave ample land for semi-independent farmers.[2]
Kings
[edit]Kings of Denmark
[edit]| Name | Portrait | Birth | Marriages | Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canute VI (Knud 6.) 1182–1202 |
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c. 1163 eldest son of Valdemar I and Sophia of Minsk |
Gertrude of Bavaria February 1177 Lund Cathedral no issue |
12 November 1202 aged 38–39 |
| Valdemar II the Victorious (Valdemar Sejr) 1202–1241 |
 Non-contemporary |
9 May/28 June 1170 second son of Valdemar I and Sophia of Minsk |
(1) Dagmar of Bohemia c. 1205 Lübeck one son (2) Berengaria of Portugal 18/24 May 1214 four children |
28 March 1241 Vordingborg Castle aged 70 |
| Valdemar the Young (Valdemar den Unge) 1215–1231 |
 Non-contemporary |
c. 1209 only son of Valdemar II and Dagmar of Bohemia |
Eleanor of Portugal 24 June 1229 Ribe Cathedral one child |
28 November 1231 Refsnæs aged 21–22 |
| Eric IV Ploughpenny (Erik Plovpenning) 1232–1250 |
|
c. 1216 eldest son of Valdemar II and Berengaria of Portugal |
Jutta of Saxony 17 November 1239 six children |
9 August 1250 on the Schlei aged 33–34 |
| Abel 1 November 1250 – 1252 |
 Non-contemporary |
c. 1218 second son of Valdemar II and Berengaria of Portugal |
Matilda of Holstein 25 April 1237 Schleswig Cathedral four children |
29 June 1252 Eiderstedt aged 33–34 |
| Christopher I (Christoffer 1.) 25 December 1252 – 1259 |
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c. 1219 third son of Valdemar II and Berengaria of Portugal |
Margaret Sambiria c. 1248 five children |
29 May 1259 Ribe aged 39–40 |
| Eric V Klipping (Erik Klipping) 1259–1286 |
|
c. 1249 eldest son of Christopher I and Margaret Sambiria |
Agnes of Brandenburg 11 November 1273 Schleswig Cathedral seven children |
22 November 1286 Finderup aged 36–37 |
| Eric VI Menved (Erik Menved) 1286–1319 |
|
c. 1274 eldest son of Eric V and Agnes of Brandenburg |
Ingeborg of Sweden June 1296 Kärnan Castle fourteen children |
13 November 1319 Roskilde aged 44–45 |
Kings of Norway
[edit]| Name | Portrait | Birth | Marriage | Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sverre Sigurdsson 1184–1202 |
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c. 1151 Bergen Alleged illegitimate son of Sigurd II and Gunnhild |
Margaret of Sweden 1185 |
9 March 1202 Bergen aged 50–51 |
| Inge II Bårdsson 1204–1217 |
– | c. 1185 Rissa son of Bård Guttormsson and Cecilia Sigurdsdatter |
never married | 23 April 1217 Nidaros aged 31–32 |
| Haakon IV Haakonsson Haakon the Old 1217–1263 |
|
c. 1204 Folkenborg illegitimate son of Haakon III and Inga of Varteig |
Margaret Skulesdatter 25 May 1225 Bergen four children |
16 December 1263 Kirkwall aged 58–59 |
| Haakon Haakonsson Haakon the Young 1240–1257 |
|
10 November 1232 Bergen second son of Haakon IV and Margaret Skulesdatter |
Rikissa Birgersdotter c. 1251 Oslo one son |
5 May 1257 Tønsberg aged 24 |
| Magnus VI Haakonsson Magnus the Law-mender 1257–1280 |
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1 May 1238 Tønsberg third son of Haakon IV and Margaret Skulesdatter |
Ingeborg of Denmark 11 September 1261 Bergen four sons |
9 May 1280 Bergen aged 42 |
| Eric II Magnusson 1273–1299 |
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c. 1268 Bergen third son of Magnus VI and Ingeborg of Denmark |
(1) Margaret of Scotland September 1281 Bergen one daughter (2) Isabel Bruce bef. 25 September 1293 Bergen one daughter |
15 July 1299 Bergen aged 30–31 |
Kings of Sweden
[edit]| Name | Portrait | Birth | Marriage(s) | Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sverker II the Younger (Sverker den yngre), 1196 – 31 January 1208 |  |
born before 1167, probably already c. 1164 son of king Charles VII and queen Christine Stigsdatter of Hvide | (1) Benedicta House of Hvide |
Died in the Battle of Gestilren, 17 July 1210, aged about 45, buried at Alvastra Abbey |
| (2) Ingegerd House of Bjälbo | ||||
| Eric (X) (Erik Knutsson), 31 January 1208 – 10 April 1216 |
 |
1180 son of Canute I Ericson | Rikissa of Denmark (the daughter of Valdemar I of Denmark) | Died suddenly in fever on Näs Castle, Visingsö, 10 April 1216, aged about 36, buried at Varnhem Abbey |
| John I the Child (Johan Sverkersson unge), Spring 1216 – 10 March 1222 |  |
1201 son of Sverker II | None | Died on Visingsö, 10 March 1222, aged about 21, buried at Alvastra Abbey |
| Eric (XI) the Lisp and Lame (Erik läspe och halte), Summer 1222–28 or 29 November 1229 |
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1216 son of king Erik X of Sweden and Rikissa of Denmark | Catherine of Ymseborg | 2 February 1250, aged about 34, buried at Varnhem Abbey |
| Canute II the Tall (Knut Långe) 28 or 29 November 1229 – 1234 |
 |
son of Holmger who was "nepos" (nephew?) of Canute I Ericson | Helen House of Strange |
1234, buried at Sko kloster |
| Eric (XI) the Lisp and Lame (Erik läspe och halte), 1234 – 2 February 1250 |
|
1216 son of king Erik X of Sweden and Rikissa of Denmark | Catherine of Ymseborg | 2 February 1250, aged about 34, buried at Varnhem Abbey |
| Valdemar (Valdemar Birgersson) Spring 1250 – 22 July 1275 |
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1239 son of Birger jarl and Ingeborg Eriksdotter (a daughter of Eric X) | Sophia of Denmark daughter of King Eric IV |
Died while imprisoned by his brother Magnus at Nyköping Castle, 26 December 1302, aged about 63, buried at Vreta Abbey or Riddarholmen Church |
| Magnus III (Magnus Ladulås) 22 July 1275 – 18 December 1290 |
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1240 son of Birger jarl and Princess Ingeborg Eriksdotter (a daughter of Eric X) | Helwig of Holstein House of Schauenburg |
Visingsö, 18 December 1290, aged about 50, buried in Riddarholmen Church |
| Birger (Birger Magnusson) 18 December 1290 – March/April 1318 |
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1280 son of Magnus III and Helwig of Holstein | 1298 Martha of Denmark | 31 May 1321, in exile in Denmark, after murdering his brothers at Nyköping Banquet, aged about 41, buried at Ringsted, Zealand |
Great Lords
[edit]For this list since there are not enough great lords to warrant an alphabetical list the lords will be listed by precedence. Many of the larger lordships were held as appanage for various royal family members or were held by bishops. For some of the bishoprics, some bishops who had terms under 4 years may not be listed to avoid clutter.
Under the Kings of Denmark
[edit]| # | Title | Coat of arms | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dukes of Schleswig |  |
Valdemar II of Denmark (1183–1216) | Valdemar the Young (1209–1216 as junior duke) | Eric IV of Denmark (1216–1232) | Abel, King of Denmark (1232–1252) | Christopher I of Denmark (1252–1254) | Valdemar III of Denmark (1254–1257) | Eric I of Denmark (1257–1272) | Margaret Sambiria (1272–1282) | Eric V of Denmark (1282–1283) | Valdemar IV, Duke of Schleswig (1283–1312) |
| 2 | Dukes of Estonia |  |
Canute, Duke of Estonia (1220–1227, 1238–1240) | Valdemar II of Denmark (1240–1241) | Eric IV of Denmark (1241–1250) | Abel, King of Denmark (1250–1252) | Christopher I of Denmark (1252–1259) | Eric V of Denmark (1259–1266) | Margaret Sambiria (1266–1282) | Eric V of Denmark (1282–1286) | Eric VI of Denmark (1286–1319) | |
| 3 | Princes of Rugen |  |
Jaromar I (1170–1218) | Barnuta (1218–1221) | Vitslav I (1221–1249) | Jaromar II (1249–1260) | Jaromar III (1260–1282) | Vitslav II (1260–1302) | ||||
| 4 | Archbishops of Lund |  |
Andreas Sunesen (1202–1223) | Peder Saxesen (1224–1228) | Uffe Thrugotsen (1228–1252) | Jakob Erlandsen (1253–1274) | Trugot Torstensen (1276–1280) | Jens Dros (1280–1288) | Jens Grand (1289–1302) | |||
| 5 | Dukes of Southern-Halland and Skarsholm | |
Erik Knudsen Skarsholm (1284–1304) | |||||||||
| 6 | Counts of Halland (and Northern Halland) |  |
Niels, Count of Halland (1216–1218) | Duke Skule Bårdsson (1228-1240) | Niels II, Count of Northern Halland (1241-1251) | Jacob Nielsen, Count of Halland (1283-1305) | ||||||
| 7 | Counts of Danish-Holstein | .svg) |
Albert of Orlamunde (1204–1245) | |||||||||
| Gælker of Estonia/Praefectus Estoniae | Saxe Aagesen Stenbrikke | Aage Saxesen Stenbrikke | ||||||||||
| Gælker of Skane/Praefectus Scaniae |  |
Saxo Aagesen Hvide | Jon Jonsen Litle | |||||||||
| Marshal of the Realm | Johannes Sunesen until 1202 | Johannes Esbernsen 1202–1213 | Harald Reinmodsen ~1213–1221 | [1] Johannes Ebesen (1221–1250) | Iver Tagesen (1250–1252) | Laurids Abildgaard | Ivar Tokesen Tystofte (March 1252 – 1255) | Jens Kalf (1255–1267) | Anders Pedersen (1267–1275) | Stig Andersen Hvide (March 1276 – 1282, 1284–1286) | ||
| Seneschal of the Realm | Astrad Frakke (~1230-1252) | Peder Finsen (1252-1259) | Uffe Nielsen (1268-1276) | Peder Nielsen Skovgaard (1279-1283, 1286-1289) | Tyge Abildgaard (1284) | David Thorstensen Hak (1289) | Aage Jonsen (drost) (1293-1295) | Niels Olufsen Bild(1297-1300) | Jon Jonsen Litle (1299–) | |||
| 8 | Bishops of Ribe | |||||||||||
| 9 | Bishops of Aarhus |  |
Peder Vognsen (1191–1204) | Skjalm Vognsen (1205–1215) | Ebbe Vognsen (1215–1224) | Peder Elevsøn (1224–1246) | Peder Ugotsøn (1249–1260) | Tyge (bishop) (1261–1272) | Peder IV (1272–1276) | Tyge II (1276–1288) | Jens Assersøn (1288–1306) | |
| 10 | Bishops of Viborg | Gunner (Bishop of Viborg) (1222–1251) | ||||||||||
| 11 | Bishops of Roskilde | |||||||||||
| 12 | Bishops of Slesvig | |
Valdemar of Denmark (bishop) (1157-1208) | Nicholas I (bishop of Schleswig) (1209-1233) | Tuco (1234-1238) | John (1240-1244) | Eskil (1244-1255) | Nicholas II (1255-1265) | Bonde (1265-1282) | James (1282-1287) | Berthold (1287-1307) | |
| 13 | Bishops of Børglum | Rudolf (12??-1252) | Oluf Glob (1252-1260) | Johannes de Hethe (12??-1280) | ||||||||
| Lord of Falsterbo and Borup |  |
Alexander Pedersen Glob (d. after 1221) | Niels Alexandersen Due (~1210–1268) | |||||||||
| Lord of Stege and Møn |  |
Jacob Sunesson Hvide (b. 1158 d. 1246) | ||||||||||
| Lord of Kalundborg & Saebygard |  |
Esbern Snare
(before 1200–1204) |
Peder Strangesen (1204–1241) | Anders Pedersen Ulfeldt | ||||||||
| Lord of Tommerup, Knardrup, Romp, and Horningholm | |
Jon Reinmodsen Hvide (1190-1248) | Jon Jonsen Litle (1230-1307) | |||||||||
| Lord of Kolding and Agtrupgård | Jens Kalf | |||||||||||
| Lord of Tranekær Castle and Ågård (Hanherred) |  |
Erik Langeben (~1200)[3] | Erik Eriksen Gyldenstierne (~1230) | Knud Eriksen Gyldenstierne (~1260) | Erik Knudsen Gyldenstierne Lord of Ågård (~1280) | Niels Eriksen Gyldenstierne Lord of Ågård (b. 1280) | ||||||
| Lord of Rantzau |  |
Schacko I von Rantzau | ||||||||||
| Lord of Gydemath and Windethorp | Rane Esbernsen | Jon Ranesen | ||||||||||
| Lord of Vallø Castle | Eskild Krage | |||||||||||
| Lord of Tirsbæk castle |  |
Offe Dyre (d. after 1208) | unnamed son | Offe Dyre II (d. after 1286) kings chamberlain and involved in the murder of Eric V of Denmark | ||||||||
| Lord of Tosterup (Skane) |  |
Thorkild Grim | Jep Thorkildsen Grim (b. 1265) | Jacob Jepsen Grim (b. ~1295) | ||||||||
| Lord of Stenmangle | Johannes Esbernsen (d. 1213) | Jakob Hafre | Jakob Hafre II (d. after 1326) | |||||||||
| Lord of Bjolderup | Ketil Urne (lived around 1200) | |||||||||||
| Lord of Tystofte | Niels Saltensee | |||||||||||
| Lord of Vestervig Vind, Buderupholm | Ago Vind | |||||||||||
| Lord of Andrup | Helf of Horsen | Asser Helfsson | ||||||||||
| Lord of Eskjær Hovedgaard | Stig Tokeson Galen | |||||||||||
| Lord of Holbæk and Visborg | Jon Munk | Palne Munk | Rane Jonsen (~1250-1294) | |||||||||
| Lord of Gjorslev |  |
Rane Esbernsen (~1220) | Jon Ranesen (d.1267) | Rane Jonsen (~1250-1294) | ||||||||
| Lord of Asdal Hovedgård | Åge Panter | |||||||||||
| Lord of Vidtskøvle/Eges | Harald Egeside | Peder Haraldsson | ||||||||||
| Lord of Togæthorp (Lund) | Holger Krognos (b. ~1210) | Niels Holgersen (b. ~1255 - d. after 1320) | ||||||||||
| Lord of Flarup |  |
Matheus de Floratorp (d. 1268) | Peder Gøye | Staverskov Gøye (d. 1314) | ||||||||
| Lord of ToksværdBishopsman of Bjernede and Fodby |  |
Iver Lunge (b. ~1240) | Oluf Lunge (d. 1302) brother in law of King Christopher II of Denmark | |||||||||
| Lord of Terslose, Broholm, and Hong |  |
Anders Knudsen Grosen | Johannes Andersen Ulfeldt (d. after 1259) | Abasalon Jonsen (~1326) | ||||||||
| Lord of Tysofte |  |
Toki Saltensee (1190-1252) | Oluf Tokesen (1250-1310) | |||||||||
| Lord of Tubetorp |  |
Anders Nielsen Due (b. ~1222, d. after 1285) | Niels Andersen Due (b. 1262 d. 1332) | |||||||||
| Lords of Margård |  |
Tyge Abildgaard (knight 1230-1260) | Laurids Abildgaard | Timme Lauridsen Abildgaard | ||||||||
| Lords of Elkær Vendsyssel | Niels Olufsen Bild (living ~1300) | |||||||||||
| Lords of Hvedholm Castle |  |
Jakob Bille (mentioned 1246) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Højbygård |  |
Thorsten Hak (Mentioned 1241) | David Thorstensen Hak (d. 1302) | |||||||||
| Lord of Hegnet and Hald |  |
Jacob Bugge | Niels Jacobsen Bugge (b. ~1235, d. after 1302) | Bugge Nielsen (b. after 1265, d. after 1332) | ||||||||
| Lord of Støvringgård |  |
Niels Juul (Støvringgård) (d. after 1299) | Jon Juul (b. ~1265, d. 1316) | |||||||||
| Lord of Kås |  |
Niels Lændi | Niels Lændi (1260-1314) | |||||||||
| Lord of Hikkebjerg |  |
Esge Brock (living around 1300) | ||||||||||
| Lord of Redebas (Mecklenburg) | Matthæus Molteke (~1220) | Frederik Moltke til Stredfeld (d. After 1265) | Johann von Moltke (d. ~1309) | Eberhard Moltke (d. 1310) | ||||||||
| Lords of Rundtoft in Anglia (peninsula) |  |
Peder Skram (mentioned 1315) |
Under the Kings of Norway
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Under the Kings of Sweden
[edit]| # | Title | Coats of arms | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jarls of Sweden |  |
Jon Jarl (~1190–1206) | Knut Birgersson, Riksjarl of Sweden (120?–1208) | Folke Birgersson (1208–1210) | Karl the Deaf (1210–1220) | Ulf Fase (1220?–? and 1231–1248) | Birger Jarl (1248–1266) | ||||
| 2 | Archbishops of Uppsala |  |
Olof Lambatunga (1198-1206) | Valerius (1207-1219) | Olof Basatömer (1224-1234) | Jarler (1236-1255) | Laurentius (1255-1267) | Folke Johansson Ängel (1267-1274) | Jakob Israelsson (1278-1281) | Jakob Israelsson (1285-1289) | Johannes (1289-1291) | Nils Allesson (1292–1305) |
| 3 | Dukes of Sweden | |
Magnus, Duke of Sweden (1266–1275) | Erik Birgersson (1275) | Erik Magnusson (1284–1318) | |||||||
| 4 | Dukes of Finland | Benedict, Duke of Finland (1284–1291) | Valdemar, Duke of Finland (1291–1318) | |||||||||
| Lawspeaker of Vastergotland | Sigtrygg Algotsson | Algot Sigtryggsson | Eskil Magnusson (~1205–1227) | Gustaf (1230) | Folke (1240) | Peter Näf (1251-1253) | Gustaf Petersson (lejon) (1260-1270) | Algot Brynolfsson (1270-1288) | Bengt Hafridsson (1294-1305) | |||
| Lawspeaker of Östergötland |  |
Magnus Minniskiöld (~1200) | Lars Petersson (lawman) (144-1247) | Magnus Bengtsson (Bjälboätten) (1247-1263) | Bengt Magnusson (Bjälboätten's lawman branch) (1269-1294) | Magnus Bengtsson (1289-1291) | Svantepolk of Viby (1294-1310) | |||||
| Lawspeaker of Tiohärad | Folke in Värend | Karl Ingeborgasson (Lejonbalk) (1266-1268) | Folke Karlsson (Lejonbalk) (1273-1283) | Nils Sigridsson (Natt och Dag) (1286-1299) | ||||||||
| Lawspeaker of Värmland |  |
Höldo (stråle) (1268) | Karl Haraldsson (1285) | Tyrner Jonsson (tuppfot) (1291-1295) | ||||||||
| Lawspeaker of Närke |  |
Filip Törnesson (Hjorthorn) (1272-1279) | Knut Matsson (Lejonbjälke) (1282-1288) | Sune lagman (fisk) (1300) | ||||||||
| Lawspeaker of Södermanland | _vapen.svg)   |
Björn Näf (1285-1286) | Anund Haraldsson (vingad lilja) | Johan Ingevaldsson (Ornsparre) (1295–1304) | ||||||||
| Lawspeaker of Uppland | Birger Persson (Finstaätten) (1296-1316) | |||||||||||
| 5 | Bishops of Turku | Thomas (1230-1245) | Bero (1248–1258) | Ragvald (1258–1266) | Catillus (1266–1286) | Johannes (1286–1290) | Magnus (1291–1308) | |||||
| 6 | Bishops of Strangnas | |||||||||||
| 7 | Bishops of Vasteras | |||||||||||
| 8 | Bishops of Linkoping | |||||||||||
| 9 | Bishops of Vaxjo | |||||||||||
| 10 | Bishops of Skara | |||||||||||
| Lord of Bjälbo | Magnus Minniskiöld (d. 1210) | |||||||||||
| 11 | Lords of Viby | |
Svantepolk of Viby (~1235–1310) | |||||||||
| Lords/Princes of Fiholm Castle |  |
Erik Valdemarsson the Elder (1271-1330) | Valdemar Eriksson (b. before 1330, d. before 1379) | Erik Valdemarsson the younger (b. before 1379 d. before 1396) | ||||||||
| Lords of Skokloster |  |
Canute II of Sweden (d. 1234) | Holmger Knutsson (b. 1210 d. 1248) | |||||||||
| Lords of Salneck |  |
Karl Ingeborgasson (Lejonbalk) (1263–1273) | Folke Karlsson (Lejonbalk) (1273-1286) | Magnus Karlsson (Lejonbalk) (1286–1316) | ||||||||
| Lord of Aranäs Castle |  |
Torkel Knutsson (1289-1306) | ||||||||||
| Lord of Salsta Castle, Ängsö Castle, and Arnö |  |
Magnus Minniskiöld (d. 1210) | Birger Jarl (d. 1266) | Karl Gregersson (Bjälboättens oäkta gren) (d. 1276) | Karl Gregersson (Bjälboättens oäkta gren) (d. 1301) | |||||||
| Lords of Vik Castle |  |
Anders | Israel Andersson And (d. 1289) | Karl Gregersson (Bjälboättens oäkta gren) (d. 1301) | ||||||||
| Lords of Fånö (Uppland) |  |
Karl Tjälfvesson (Fånöätten) (living 1274) | Johan Karlsson (Fånöätten) (d. 1280) | Folke Jonsson (Fånöätten) (d. 1313) | ||||||||
| Lords of Långnäs, Kättilstad |  |
Karl the Deaf (d. 1220) | Karl Karlsson (Ulv) (b. 1220 d. after 1253) | Ulf Karlsson (Ulv) (1247-1281) | Filip Ulfsson (Ulv) (d. ~1333) | |||||||
| Lords of Finsta gård |  |
Israel Finstaätten (d. before 1269) | Peter Israelsson (d. 1280) | Birger Persson (d. 1327) | ||||||||
| Lords of Aspenäs Östergötland |  |
Filip (Aspenäsätten) (d. before 1279) | Birger Filipsson (Aspenäsätten) (d. 1280) | Knut Jonsson (Aspenäsätten) (b. before 1280, d. 1347) | ||||||||
| Lords of Balingsta |  |
Johan Ängel (living before 1250) | Karl Johansson Angel (alive 1253) | Magnus Johansson Angel (d. 1294) | ||||||||
| Lords of Fröshammar Södermanland |  |
Anund Björnsson Vingad lilja (living 1250) | Harald Gudmundsson (living 1270) | Anund Haraldsson (vingad lilja) (b. 1230, d 1291) | Rörik Birgersson den yngre (1291-1322) | |||||||
| Lords of Säckestad |  |
Knut Matsson (Lejonbjälke) (d. 1289) | ||||||||||
| Lord of Bromsten | |
Ingevald Torstensson (Örnsparre) | Johan Ingevaldsson (Ornsparre) (d. 1309) | |||||||||
| Lords of Liljeholmen, Boxholm |  |
Erengisle Näskonungsson (d. 1328) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Boberga Dingtuna |  |
Mat Boberga (d. before 1219) | Bengt Matsson (Knighted 1219) | Lars Bengtsson Boberga | Erik Larsson Boberga | |||||||
| Lords of Runby Vallentuna Municipality and Stormman of Uppland |  |
Peter Larsson | Filip Petersson (Prince, d. 1251) | Filip Finvidsson (b. 1240s, d. after 1307) | ||||||||
| Lords of Landsjö |  |
Holmger Folkesson (d. after 1254) | Ulf Holmgersson (Ama) (d. after 1290) | Lars Ulfsson (Ama) (d. after 1350) | ||||||||
| Lords of Strand in Jäder | |
Rörik Birgersson the elder (mentioned 1250) | Birger Röriksson | Rörik Birgersson the younger (alive 1322) | ||||||||
| Lords of Fagranäs |  |
Anund Tunasson (d. before 1293) | ||||||||||
| "Counts"/Lords of Ulvåsa castle, Kägleholm Närke and Loholm | .png) |
Gudmar Magnusson (Ulvåsaätten) (d. after 1313) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Aspnäs Uppsala |  |
Mats Kettilmundsson (d. 1326) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Flishult (Vetlanda) |   |
Tuke Jonsson (Läma) (d. 1321) | Sune Jonsson (Bååt) (b. 13th c. d. 1339) | |||||||||
| Lords of Alnängarna Örebro |  |
Brynjolf | Algot Brynolfsson (b. 1228, d after 1298) | Rörik Algotsson (d. 14th c) | ||||||||
| Lords of Agnetorp |  |
Bengt Hafridsson (d. after 1296) | Brynolf Bengtsson (d. 1315) | |||||||||
| Lord of Sättuna |  |
Tune | Håkan Tunesson (d. after 1289) | |||||||||
| Lords of Kianäs Älmhult Municipality |  |
Peter Bonde (late 13th c.) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Fullbro Sorunda |  |
Bo | Bengt Bosson (b. before 1283, d. 1336) | |||||||||
| Lords of Aska Hundred |  |
Elof | Johan Elofsson Elofssönernas (d. after 1295) | |||||||||
| Lords of Fållnäs Södertörn |  |
Magnus Marinason (mentioned 1298-1308) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Malsta Norrtälje Municipality | |
Johan i Malsta (Mentioned 1298-1317) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Bergkvara, Växjö |  |
Magnus Sibbesson (Living 1312) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Frösvik Östra Ryd |  |
Finvid Nilsson (Living 1298-1327) | ||||||||||
| Lords of Grensholm Vånga |  |
Knut | Harald Knutsson Gren (d. around 1330) | |||||||||
| Lords of Villberga Enköping Municipality |  |
Nils (b. 13th century) | Magnus Nilsson (Vilberga) (Mentioned 1305-1329) | |||||||||
| Lords of Hammersta Nynäshamn Municipality |  |
Estrid | Ingevald Estridsson (mentioned 1308-1322) | |||||||||
| Lords of Hallatorp Västergötland | |
Abjorn (b. 13th c) | Knut Abjörnsson (d. before 1339) | |||||||||
| Lords of Gröneborg | Joar Blå (d. late 13th c) | |||||||||||
| 13 | Lords of Gastrikland |
Noblemen, Kingsmen, Lendmen, and Knights
[edit]Under the Kings of Denmark
[edit]Ditlev Reventlow (~1210~1260) (Bailiff of Ditmarsken)
Johann von Haxthausen (~1245–1300) (Borgmester of Paderborn)
Stig Anderson (1230–1293)
Jens Kalf (~1230–1304)
Havtor Jonsson (~1255–1320)
Elv Erlingsson (~1240–1290)
Tyge Abildgaard (~1200–1260)
Laurid's Abildgaard (~1240–1280)
Aluericus de Bernekowe (~1190–1240)
Detlev Brockdorff (~1200–1250)
Sifridus de Bokwolde (~1200–1250)
Niels Hak (~1225~1282)
Thorsten Hak (~1220~1282)
Niels Juul (~1255–1300)
Oluf Lunge (~1245–1302)
Gerhardus de Oldenburg (~1230~1280)
Conradus de Oldenburg (~1230~1280)
Theodoricus de Quale (~1200~1250)
Johann Ranzow (~1200~1250)
Heinrich de Wedele (~1185–1240)
Hasso de Wedele (~1185–1240)
Reimbem de Wedele (~1185–1240)
Adam von Winterfeld (~1250–1300)
Heinrich von Bardenflete (~1190–1240)
Niels Brock (~1270–1330)
Rane Jonsen (1254–1294)
Borchadus Dus (~1230–1280)
Hartwicus Dus (~1230–1280)
Heinrich von Lu (~1200–1260)
Niels I Uffesen Neb (~1240–1300)
Johann Ranzow (~1200–1250)
Wernerus de Sculenburch (~1215–1265)
Ago Wind (~1170–1220)
Tue the Tall – Late 12th century (Important Knight of Bishop Absalon who fought the wends)
Esbern – Late 12th century (From Zealand, Important Knight of Bishop Absalon who fought the wends)
Then Niels – Late 12th century (Skilled knight from Zealand)
Thorbjorn – Late 12th century (A good knight mentioned in Gesta Danorum volume II)
Herbord – Late 12th century
Eskil – Late 12th century
Peder Thorsentenson – Knight, brother in law to Absalon, possibly still living at the beginning of the 13th century
Mogens Trefeld (b. ~1260) - Knight named after coat of arms
Josef Magnussen Drefeld (d. 1301) - Knight, son of Mogens Trefeld, man of Eric VI of Denmark, murdered in Lund
Under the Kings of Norway
[edit]Jon Smør (~1260–1328)
Martin Konungsfrænd (c. 1180–1245) – Councillor, Liegeman, Royalty
Simon Kine (c. 1190–1245) – Liegeman
John Steel (Liegeman) (c. 1170–1230) – Liegeman
Brynjolf Steel (~1205–1270) – Liegeman, son of John Steel
Ivar Nosy (~1190–1250) – Liegeman
Andrew Shieldband – Kinsman and Special friend of King Haakon IV of Norway
Munan Byskopson (~1200–1260)
Sigurdr Byskupsson – Brother of Munan
Jakob Bille
Thorkel Bille
Elv Haraldsson Bolt
Ivar in Skedjuhov
Jon Ivarsson
Havtore Jonsson
Skules Bardssons men:
Alf of Leifa-steads (~1200–1240)
Endrid Bookling (~1180–1240)
Norwegian Rebels:
Bene Skinnkniv (~1170–1222) – Priest who claimed to be the son of Magnus V of Norway and lead a band of rebels called the Slittungene from 1217–1222
Gudolf of Blakkasteads – Guardian of Sigurd Ribbung during his minority and leader of the Ribalds in 1217
Under the Kings of Sweden
[edit]Håkan Jonsson Läma (~1270–1318) (Marshal of Sweden: 1310–1318)
Tyrgils Knutsson (~1260–1306), (Knight: 1289–1306) (Regent of Sweden: 1290–1298)
Knut Matsson (~1250–1289), (Steward, Councillor: 1280–1289)
Filip Törnesson (Lawman: 1272–1279)
Ulf Karlsson (1247–1276), (Councillor: 1276–1280)
Folke Karlsson (1262–1286), (Knight: 1273–1280)
Magnus Ragvaldsson (~1250–1288)
Karl Gustafsson (marsk) (d. after 1280)
Håkan Ingeborgasson (d. after 1320)
Magnus Ragvaldsson - drots 1288
Birger Filipsson (Aspenäsätten) - (d. 1280) executed for participating in the Folkunga Uprising
Johan Filipsson (Aspenäsätten) - (d. 1280) executed for participating in the Folkunga Uprising
Orestes Keldorsson (d. after 1305) - castle bailiff of Stockholm 1289
Werner Brunkow (living 1286-1290) - Mecklenburg immigrant in service of the king of Sweden
Henrik Glysing (d. after 1324) - Nobleman from Holstein in the service of the king of Sweden
Tomas Jonsson Grip (mentioned 1296-1299) - Ancestor of Bo Jonsson (Grip)
Leonard Ödesson (Örnfot) (d. after 1310)
Ragvald Puke (Mentioned 1296-1308)
Ragne Stallare (Stablemaster in 1274)
Nils Sestridasson (mentioned 1287-1301)
Hemming Ödgislason (knight in 1303)
Birger Likvidsson (bought land in 1303)
Abjörn Sixtensson (~1275–1310)
Johan Karlsson (~1250–1280)
Rorik Algotsson (~1260–1300)
Algot Brynolfsson (1228–1299)
Magnus Algotssson (~1270–1309)
Johan Krummedige
Sounds Krummedige
Iven Krummedige
Nicolaus de Ottenbüttel Krummedige
Eler de Ottenbüttel Krummedige
Volbrecht de Ottenbüttel Krummedige
Nils in Långserum
See also
[edit]- List of nobles and magnates of England in the 13th century
- List of nobles and magnates within the Holy Roman Empire in the 13th century
- List of nobles and magnates of France in the 13th century
References
[edit]- ^ Pulsiano, Phillip; Acker, Paul Leonard (1993). Medieval Scandinavia: An Encyclopedia. Taylor & Francis. p. 188. ISBN 978-0-8240-4787-0.
- ^ Pulsiano, Phillip; Acker, Paul Leonard (1993). Medieval Scandinavia: An Encyclopedia. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 978-0-8240-4787-0.
- ^ "Gyldenstjerne". www.roskildehistorie.dk. Retrieved 2022-08-23.