Timeline of the Kings & Queens of Sweden 

I still don't get why our king is french...

@@randomdude8790 Lol I understand it's one of the most improbable thing it could have happened.

@@randomdude8790 well the current monarch has links to the previous swedish dynasties so it's not a big deal at this point.

@@lightyagami3492 they could have just picked a swede instead they chose a french. Smh

@@KarabauPlay Lol yeah i get what you mean. They could have just picked one of the Swedish dukes at the time or something.

1066: "Here you go, Eric and Eric."

Enrik

Want sOmE Mohammed for Sweden

I dare someone to count how many times the word Eric popped up

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damn

Lol

@@fahadalenzi3598 كيف الحال يا عنزي

@@user-cr8xm1gw6y الحمدالله بخيرlol

@@fahadalenzi3598 الله يديم عليك الخير ابد شفتك من ربعنا فسلمت عليك

Nice

That’s nice

any chance it’s still up?

CEO

@@splintercell5551 fair enough

Felix kjellberg aka PewDiePie 2010-2100

@@yorusuyasoul69420 lol

@iamtehmajority ?

Oops Sorry. My Auto correct did it.

Carl xvi Gustaf becomed king 1973

@@irmawatikristiansen976 Yes it was. In the same day in 1973, Prince Daniel was born.

So he became king the exact timeline that daniel was born?

Please how do you make this type of videos

From what I have heard, he didn't care to learn any Swedish at all.

Bernadotte: *joins Sixth Coalition* Napoleon: “D’oh!”

He had "mort au roi", "death to the king", tatooed on his chest, back from the Revolution. The irony...

@@Duke_of_Lorraine Say what you will about him, but he sure has ambtion

Napoleon wanted Bernadotte to be King of Sweden

You mean the Queen Consort, Silvia, or the heir apparent Victoria ( As she'll be Queen after King Carl XVI passes )

Sigismund (as Sigismund III) was also King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania, so he tried to rule Sweden from Warsaw.

You should care. 😎

@@brendenwright7957 Probably the Queen Consort of Sweden, Queen Silvia. While her father is Protestant, her mother is Catholic and she herself once led her delegation to the Vatican for a one-day seminar on human trafficking and the exploitation of women in 2015 held by Pope Francis while there, she spoke with the Pope in Spanish which she's very fluent in. She even gave the Pope a set of prayer books used by the Royal Family and in return, Pope Francis gave the Queen a Pontifical Medal, along with a copy of “Evangelii Gaudium” in the Queen’s native German. She is a recipient of the Benemerenti Medal from the Holy See. I mean this person used the word, "probably in secret".

Jesus is the King of this World and Catholic Church is his only Church ✝️⛪️🌎📖

Pretty much.

Oddly enough, Bernadotte was married to Desiree Clary. Napoleon's first lover...

He had surprising popularity from what I've read (despite being born French and his unusual rise to the throne). Plus, he and his descendants were the only people linked to Napoleon to keep their thrones, so they obviously did something right. The Bernadotte dynasty has to be one of the most astonishing stories of any monarchy.

Timestamp?

NO Karl den 12 ruled sweden well! För kung och fosterland Svenskar!

The music is marcia carolus Rex

Ja

The sound comes from a tv program called ”parlamentet”

@@bobbybob4665 No

Nhạc hay vl

Up

Pedro, Pedro, the end.

@@hazelich9113 Rulers = Kings, then Presidents

@@shinsenshogun900 Emperors, not kings

@@hazelich9113 yes hahaha

Birger

It's a female

@@mism847 ni he was a king

@@skupskuplarsson6813 I just saw. I'm Norwegian, and we typically associate Birger with a female name over here.

@@clearballoonartist9051 Yeah, I figured it was a king, lol

Joseph Gutierrez yeah they were to kings who ruled at the same time. But they both died in battle not long after they became kings

Just Eric

They both killed each other fighting on who could be King of Sweden

There was a bloody civil war in Sweden.

Long time ago, people didn't live that long.

Sweden during the middle ages was far from being a feudal system like France or England. Everyone challenged the king and made their own laws until 1351 which was during the freaking black death funny enough.

Probably death. Sweden did not have coward kings. Kings at that time were mostly vikingish and fought with their soldiers

Crisis of the third century Sweden version

no, Charles, Charles, Charles, Charles, Charles

@@starmirastarmira4420 I will say what I want to

Ja

Before they got invaded by arabs

@@basedkaiser5352 wtf arab doesn't even conquer them

@@yuthegreat7071 he means now after the illegal aliens get to Sweden

@@rickyyacine4818 you mean immigrants?

Any considered founder of Sweden or Denmark?

Too much McDonalds

No to much wiped cream

Bernadotte !!

@@FrenchByzantium a traitor

The Bernadotte line is illegitimate

They did nothing good and had almost no power. It was with them when Sweden became neutral and stopped fighting in wars even though we should have.

@@octodaddy4494 What about Norway?

That is not a fact, historians have just determined that Eric the Victorious is the first king that can be sure to have existed. They have settled on calling the kings before Eric the Victorious 'Legendary', but they know that Sweden was a kingdom for a loooooong time before that. Even Tacitus in 98 CE mention that the "Suiones" had a kingdom in the north. Remember that the Swedish royal library went up in flame in 1700, and lots of historically important documents were destroyed. It is not so hard to guess that a more accurate line of ancient kings could have been one of the documents lost.

Yes.. Brazil rules

@Ruan Davi e reis como dom João VI e reis coloniais como Manuel I

That wont be a long video lol.

@@Alex-yz6uq Only if you start with Haakon VII in 1905.

@@alexanderkaspari8787 It would still not be long. Their last king before the kalmar union was Haakon V in 1319, who was sucedeed by a swedish king. The first Norwegian king was Harald Fairhair who unified Norway as a kingdom in 872. So it would still not be a long video.

@@Alex-yz6uq I don't want to insult you, you seem to know history very well, but I think we have different definitions of the term "long".

Lol

Ja

So the 1st Swedish king to take on a regnal number was Charles/Karl VIII. Prior to him, kings were referred to in chronicles either by their patronymics (e.g. Magnus Eriksson; lit. Magnus, son of Erik) or their nicknames (e.g. Erik the Lisp and Lame). However, the number Charles initially took was Karl II (the other Karl he was thinking of was the monarch typically known today as Charles VII). What happened to the '6 Karls' b/f him? Well... Brothers Erik XIV & Karl IX (sons of Gustav Eriksson 'Vasa') both took new regnal numbers, counting back from kings listed in Johannes Magnus' then-recent book on the history of Sweden. However, Johannes Magnus' was more adept at fiction than history & a lot of his 'history' is mere fabrication, incl. the 'first 6' kings named Karl & an additional 8 of the kings named Erik. Charles 'VII' was actually Sweden's 1st king named Karl; the 6 prior to him were invented for the book. That the House of Vasa accepted them as legitimate shows merely that either these guys liked big numbers & wanted an excuse to use them, or they were not very astute readers of early Swedish history. Maybe both. As a result, the 'official' count number of Swedish kings has been messed-up ever since. Personally, I think we should call Charles 'VII' & Charles 'VIII' for what they were (Karl I & Karl II) & then resume the count at Karl IX. Then at least the 'missing Karls' are in the right place, as it were.

​@@jeandehuit5385 How can you possibly know that they were the first Karls to be king? The Swedish kingdom most likely dates back to way before 98 CE when Tacitus mentioned them and their kings. That is a lot of centuries to fill with king names, many possibly Karl....

I know what you mean. They were often referring to mythological rulers when they took a royal name. Hence there is no Charles I or Erik I.

Charles IX and Eric XIV chose numerals from a history of Sweden that has since been deemed fictional (the list of kings includes many legendary kings) and also several of the kings back then didn't use numerals. The current king is actually the 10th Charles, not the 16th as his numeral states. And Eric XIV wasn't the 14th Eric either.

@@TrocaTheNero where do you find more about these fictional mythological kings? are they from the viking age or something?

@@m00rtin4 Well, the work they used was written at the time, but I think the list of kings does include legendary Viking Age kings like Björn Ironside.

He's Mythical.

lol

@@Svitjodrus. why are you mad ? What I say wrong g

*FISH*

When magnus IV was in power he held them both

Karl

Karl

In English it’s Charles

Charles is the anglicization of the name Karl/Carl

Something about this sentence is off

@@gwynedd4023 yeah you mean all "monarchs" of Malaysia

Yes..

YES YES YES

^^

Sweden did not create it Denmark did and all the "Swedish Kings and Queens" Was Danish from 1397 to 1523.

Well, it was more like a personal union between the Scandinavian countries where Denmark occupied and committed various atrocities in Sweden during the time of the union like “The Stockholm Bloodbath”. So, as you’d expect, it didn’t work out back then after Sweden revolted and took back their independence ending the oppression and the middle ages in Sweden as Gustav Vasa took the throne. Thereby also continuing the intense rivalry of Denmark and Sweden already seen before the union. Despite this i think it could maybe work out today, I mean our languages are similar enough, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are all rich constitutional monarchies and see very low corruption. Gothenburg in southwestern Sweden would be a good capital in its central location between the countries’ major population centers and also almost having the same population as Oslo. The main problems I see are the countries’ different migration policies and also the fact that Sweden and Denmark are both in the EU while Norway isn’t. Of course there will be a lot more to figure out, but I believe it could eventually work out. We would have a combined population of roughly 21 million and if Finland would join the party it would be 27 million. It would make Denmark, Sweden and Norway just a little more important on a continental or even international scale and I would definitely be down for a union any day of the week.

@@Maltheus_ I don’t think I like that idea, but a military “union” would be a greater idea, the idea of bringing Scandinavia into one country, wouldn’t work out. But a Cooperation with military would be cool, and our countries work more than fine.

She is still a Bernadotte

@@deteon1418 Not. His daughter and heiress Princess Estelle is not a real Bernadotte (in fact), she is a Westling.

@@thiagomoreira5897 Back in the old Viking era they would usually just trace linneage through whatever side was more prestigous or politically convinient at the time.

patrineally but officially, it's Bernadotte. Westling is not a house anyway

Ok what do you mean?

@@perfect233 best part.

The early Carls and Erics are legendary/mythical.

The royal library went up in flames in 1700. So the earliest king that historians can confirm existed is Eric the Victorious, but there were of course centuries of kings before him.

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Its 2 kings

He is not a real king

Because he won the war which lead to Sweden being united

Canute II the tall

Our king have many ancestors with different ethnicities but the house is originally French.

He is born swedish LOL

Kinda cringe

?? Moomin is from Finland

@@nissenilsson9158 Finland never had a monarchy tho, so kinda right

Ja delvis