Sweden has existed for so long, and in a region where there were very few written books, so we don't know very much about the country's earliest history and her first kings. Johannes Magnus, the last (latest?) Roman Catholic arch bishop in Sweden made efforts to solve this problem by writing his version of the Swedish history. Most of the kings he wrote about have never existed, but they are the reason why e.g. the current King is called Carl XVI Gustaf even though there have only been ten kings with the name Carl/Karl.
Two peoples lived in Sweden: Svear and Göter. Both peoples had kings and sometimes the two peoples were reigned by the same king. The Svear defeated the Göter in the 6th century, and since then it has been one people. However, the Kings of Sweden called themselves Sweden's and Göthe's King until 1973.
Magog. Noah's grandson.
Sven
Ubbo
Gether
Siggo
Erik
Interregnum
Berico. A great warrior. He sailed with his men and conquered Estonia, Livia, the land of the Ulmerugs, Pomerania, Poliona and Magnopolia. Son: Humulfus.
Humulfus.
Humelus (Humulfus' nephew). The Danes were attacked by the Saxons and their King Iutho. Humelus helped them get rid of the Saxons and he let his sons Dan and Angel govern the Danes. Dan was the one who gave Danmark (Denmark) its name. Angel went to England. England is named after him. Dan's and Angel's brother Norus made himself King of Norway. Sons: Dan, Angel, Norus, Gothilas.
Gothilas
Sigthunius, He had a beautiful daughter called Gro. The Danish Crown Prince Gram proposed to her, but she was already promised to King Sumblus of Finland. Gram won Gro's heart and he ran off with her, which made Sigthunius go to war against him. In the final battle, Gram killed Sigthunius and tried to take over Sweden, but this was prevented by Scarinus.
Scarinus. He was killed in a fight with Gram.
Sibdagerus. A close relative of Scarinus. He married Gram's and Gro's daughter and killed Gram. Son: Asmund.
Asmund. He was taught to call out demons by his teacher, the magician Vagnoptus. Married to Gumilda. Sons: Uffo, Hundingus
Uffo.
Hundingus. He committed suicide. Son: Ragnar.
Ragnar. Married to the Danish King Hadingus' daughter Svanvit. Son: Hothebrotus.
Hothebrotus. Married to Princess Gyritha of Norway. Conquered many countries and he had a realm from the river Don to England. Son: Attilus.
Attilus. Married to Ursilia from Denmark. She ran off to Denmark with the state's gold and silver. In Denmark reigned Ursilia's son Rolvo. Attilus defeated Rolvo and made his dog Raccho Ruler of Denmark.
Hotherus, Attilus' brother. Son: Rodericus.
Rodericus. Son: Attilus.
Attilus. Son: Botuildus.
Karl
Grimerus. A terrible tyrant. Son: Tord.
Tord
Gotharus. Son: Adolf.
Adolf. Conquered Denmark.
Algot. Son Erik.
Erik
Lindormus. During his reign Julius Caesar came to Scandinavia, but was so terrified by the people here, that he left in a hurry. The Swedish people however didn't forget him and named 25 of December after him (In Swedish: Juldagen).
Alarik.
Erik. Married to Gunvara. Sons: Gethericus, Haldanus.
Haldanus
Eugen
Regnaldus. Son: Amund.
Amund.
Sivardus
Ingo
Nearchus
Östen
Fliolmus. An alcoholic.
Sverker
Valander
Visbur. A tyrant. Killed by his sons.
Domalder
Domarus, a good but weak king.
Attilus
Dignerus
Dagerus
Alaricus
Ingo
Ingellus
Germund
Håkan Ring
Egil Vendelkråka
Gotharus. Murdered by his brother Gasto
Fasto
Gudmund
Adelus
Östen
Björn
Ravaldus
Svartmannus
Tord. Faught a war against King Arthur of England.
Rudolf
Hathinus
Attilus
Tord
Algot (Algaut) A starting point on my family tree.
Östen Gostagus
Arthus
Håkan
Karl
Karl
Birger
Erik
Torillus
Björn
Alaricus
Björn in Birka. In his days came Ansgar, Sweden's Apostel, to Sweden.
Bröt-Anund. Killed by his brother Sivardus.
Sivardus
Ragnar Lodbrok
Herotus
Karl
Björn
Ingevallus, Ingiald Evilheart, married Algot's (Algaut) daughter Gauthild (565-620)
Ivar Snake in Eye. Ragnar Lodbrok's son.
Olof Trätälja. Ingevallus' son, Olaf Treeshaver (620-630)
Ingo
Erik Weatherhat. Could controll the weather with his hat.