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produced several Swedish statesmen and kings. A
group of
people (singular
Folkunge,
plural Folkungar), who were at
times in
political opposition to the same...
-
applied to
members of the family. In an
effort to
avoid confusion with the
Folkunge Party some
modern historians have
argued that "House of Bjälbo"
would be...
-
descended from Jarl Karl the Deaf and
consequently from some
ancient Folkunge earls of Sweden, as well as from
Ingegerd Knutsdotter, a
daughter of Canute...
- kinswomen. The
second marriage in 1200 with Ingegerd,
daughter of the
Folkunge Jarl
Birger Brosa,
produced a son and heir,
Johan (1201–1222), who was...
-
close forefathers and
relatives had
apparently been ****ociated with the
Folkunge Party (Folkungaätten)
which several times were in
rebellion against the...
- Helvig's
brother Gerhard II in 1275. Her
father was
captured during the
Folkunge party revolt (Folkungaupproret) by
rebellious noblemen in
Skara in 1278...
-
reconstructions been
called Lejon. This may also mean they were kin with the
Folkunge, his line's
ancestress belonging to
those siblings of
Boberg family who...
- Ulv (a
cadet branch of the earl
dynasty that
later became known as the
Folkunge royal line, or
House of Bjälbo). (She had
possibly received it as her dower...
- i vort Aarhundrede, 1862 En arbetare. Skådespel i tre akter, 1872 Karl
Folkunge.
Dramatisk dikt i fyra akter, 1874
Adolph Tidemand, hans Liv og hans Værker...
