Ulvhild Håkonsdatter
Ulvhild Håkonsdatter (* 1095/1100; † 1148 ) was Queen of Sweden twice and once of Denmark in three marriages .
Life
There are no reliable sources about Ulvhild's youth and first marriage. She was probably a daughter of the Norwegian magnate Hakon Finnson - a descendant of the great Norwegian skald Eyvindr Skáldaspillir (* around 920, † 990) from the Thjotta family. Around 1116 she married the Swedish King Inge the Younger . Inge died around 1123, according to legend, poisoned by Ulvhild.
After his death she moved to Denmark and married the widowed King Niels Svensson there . This marriage also remained childless. According to Saxo Grammaticus , Sverker I of Sweden kidnapped her and made her his wife. As a bride's gift, she is said to have received a piece of land that she and Sverker donated in 1143 for the construction of Sweden's first Cistercian monastery , Alvastra . After her death in 1148 she was buried there. Sverker married Rikissa of Poland , who as the wife of Ulvhild's stepson from her second marriage, Magnus Nielsson , had already been Ulvhild's predecessor as Queen of Sweden. Ulvhild's daughter Helena married Rikissa's son.
progeny
From the marriage with Sverker I .:
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Charles VII. Sverkersson († murdered April 12, 1167), King of Sweden (1161–1167), ⚭ 1163 Christine Stigsdotter, daughter of Stig Hvitaledhr and Margaret Princess of Denmark
- His son was Sverker II. Karlsson, King of Sweden (1196–1208)
- Helena Sverkersdotter (* around 1130, † after 1158), ⚭ 1156 Knut V. Magnusson 1147 King of Jutland, 1154–1157 co- King of Denmark , † murdered August 9, 1157
- Prince Jon Sverkersson († murdered 1153/54), Jarl in Sweden
- Princess Ingegerd Sverkersdotter († 1204); from 1164 prioress of the Vreta monastery
- Possibly also a son of Sune Sik.
- His daughter Ingrid Ylva ⚭ 1195 Magnus Minnesköld , through her son Birger Jarl, became the ancestral mother of the Kings of Sweden 1250-1364, Kings of Norway (1380-1387) and Kings of Denmark (1376-1387) from the Folkunger family .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Detlev Schwennike: European family tables , Verlag JA Stargardt, Marburg, 1984 New Series, Volume II, Plate 105
- ^ Horst Windmann: Schleswig as territory. Wachholtz, Neumünster 1954, family table Dept. I (1050–1200)
- ↑ Saxo Grammaticus: Gesta Danorum 11th book chapter 10.
- ↑ Lars o. Lagerqvist: Sveriges regenter. Från forntid till nutid . Norsteds Förlag AB Stockholm 1996. ISBN 91-1-963882-5 , p. 54.
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SURNAME | Ulvhild Håkonsdatter |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Queen of Sweden and Denmark |
DATE OF BIRTH | around 1100 |
DATE OF DEATH | 1148 |