Kol Sverkerson

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Kol Sverkerson was the son or grandson of Sverker I of Sweden, named after his ancestor as was traditional in medieval Sweden (eldest son was usually named after paternal great-grandfather or maternal grandfather). He claimed the throne, apparently in tandem with his younger brother or uncle Burislev Sverkerson, after his brother or uncle Charles when he was murdered by Canute Ericson/ Magnus Henriksson, and held the throne in opposition to Canute for a few years. He was probably killed in battle or murdered by Canute's men before 1170.

Regnal titles
Kol Sverkersson House of Sverker Died: 1173
Preceded by Karl Sverkersson as King of Sweden	King of Östergötland 1167-1173 with Boleslas Sverkerson (1167-1169)	Succeeded by Knut Eriksson as King of Sweden

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House of Munsö	Eric the Victorious & Olof Björnsson · Olof Skötkonung · Anund Jacob · Emund the Old

House of Stenkil	Stenkil · Eric Stenkilsson & Eric the Pagan · Halsten · Anund Gårdske · Haakon the Red · Halsten & Inge the Elder · Blot-Sweyn · Eric of Good Harvests · Inge the Elder · Philip Halstensson & Inge the Younger · Ragnvald Knaphövde · Magnus the Strong

Houses of Eric (E) and Sverker (S)	Sverker the Elder (S) · Eric the Saint (E) · Magnus Henriksen · Charles Sverkersson (S) · Kol & Boleslas (S) · Canute I (E) · Sverker the Younger (S) · Eric Canutesson (E) · John Sverkersson (S) · Eric Ericsson (E) · Canute II · Eric Ericsson (E)

House of Bjelbo	Valdemar Birgersson · Magnus Ladulås · Birger Magnusson · Mats Kettilmundsson (regent) · Magnus Ericsson^‡ · Eric Magnusson · Magnus Ericsson & Haakon Magnusson^‡

House of Mecklenburg	Albrekt of Mecklenburg

Monarchs (M) and Regents (R) during the Kalmar Union	Margaret I of Denmark (M)^†^‡ & Eric of Pomerania (M)^†^‡ · Engelbrekt Engelbrektsson (R) · Eric of Pomerania (M)^†^‡ · Charles Canutesson (R) · Eric of Pomerania (M)^†^‡ · Charles Canutesson (R) · Christopher of Bavaria (M)^†^‡ · Bengt Jönsson (Oxenstierna) (R) & Nils Jönsson (Oxenstierna) (R) · Charles Canutesson (M)^‡ · Jöns Bengtsson Oxenstierna (R) & Erik Axelsson Tott (R) · Christian I (M)^†^‡ · Kettil Karlsson (Vasa) (R) · Charles Canutesson (M) · Kettil Karlsson (Vasa) (R) · Jöns Bengtsson Oxenstierna (R) · Erik Axelsson Tott (R) · Charles Canutesson (M) · Sten Sture the Elder (R) · John II (M)^†^‡ · Sten Sture the Elder (R) · Svante Nilsson (R) · Eric Trolle (R) · Sten Sture the Younger (R) · Christian II (M)^†^‡ · Gustav Eriksson (Vasa) (R)

House of Vasa	Gustav I · Eric XIV · John III · Sigismund* · Charles IX · Gustavus Adolphus · Christina

House of Palatinate- Zweibrücken	Charles X Gustav · Charles XI · Charles XII · Ulrika Eleonora

House of Hesse-Kassel	Frederick I

House of Holstein-Gottorp	Adolf Frederick · Gustav III · Gustav IV Adolf · Charles XIII^‡

House of Bernadotte	Charles XIV John^‡ · Oscar I^‡ · Charles XV^‡ · Oscar II^‡ · Gustav V · Gustav VI Adolf · Carl XVI Gustaf

^† also Monarch of Denmark · ^‡ also Monarch of Norway · * also Monarch of Poland

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