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Ingegerd Sverkersdotter was a twelfth-century
Swedish princess and the
first prioress of
Vreta Abbey. She was the
daughter of King
Sverker I of Sweden...
- Sweden. In 1208, he was deposed, and in 1210, he died in battle.
Helen Sverkersdotter, the only
daughter of the
deposed king, was
educated at
Vreta Abbey...
- in Denmark,
Sverker had at
least one well-attested daughter,
Helena Sverkersdotter.
There were
possibly further children, such as Karl
Sverkersson who...
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Swedish Royalty House of
Sverker Seal of
Helen Sverkersdotter, the only
known heraldic sign for any
member of the House.
Sverker I
Children Prince John...
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Swedish Royalty House of
Sverker Seal of
Helen Sverkersdotter, the only
known heraldic sign for any
member of the House.
Sverker I
Children Prince John...
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Hildegard of
Denmark 1221 – 7 June 1250 Prin****lity of Rügen
Margaret Sverkersdotter of
Sweden (before 1200-5
March 1232) c.1215 six
children 7 June 1250...
- the
daughter of
Canute V of
Denmark (ca. 1128–1157) and (Sophie?)
Sverkersdotter of Sweden. In 1219,
Vitslav took part in a
campaign by his
feudal lord...
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families were also here. In the 13th century, the
Swedish princess Helena Sverkersdotter were
among its abbesses. It was a
prestigious establishment, and the...
- 1152 23
October 1157 husband's
murder 23
October 1181
Sweyn III
Helena Sverkersdotter of
Sweden Sverker I of
Sweden (Sverker) 1130s 1156 9
August 1157 husband's...
- in
order to
impose his own
power upon that clan.
Around 1210,
Helena Sverkersdotter, the only
daughter of the
deposed King
Sverker II, was
studying at the...
