Swedish nobility

Swedish chemist (1779–1848)

Genevan-French author (1766-1817)

Swedish 18th century scientist and theologian (1688-1772)

Swedish-French actor (1929–2020)

Swedish artist (1862–1944)

Jarl and ruler of Sweden (c.1210–1266)

Swedish 19th century prime minister (1818–1896)

Swedish Field Marshal, Privy Councillour and Governor-General (1603-1651)

Swedish mineralogist and chemist (1722-1765)

Swedish field marshal (1651-1722)

Swedish geologist and polar researche (1869–1928)

Swedish mathematician (1870-1924)

Swedish general (1659–1719)

Swedish Field Marshal (1596-1641)

Regent of Sweden (1493-1520)

Swedish poet

Swedish entomologist

Swedish politician (1854-1935)

Swedish wife of Hermann Göring

Swedish architect (1654-1728)

Swedish architect (1615–1681)

Swedish noble (1598-1672)

Swedish 19th century prime minister (1820-1894)

Swedish noble (1664-1717)

Swedish musician

Swedish noble and mercenary (1909-1977)

Swedish biologist (1660-1740)

Swedish count, politician and art collector (1695-1770)

Swedish noble (1488-1535)

Swedish Post-Impressionist painter (1888-1943)

palace built in 1641–1674, which is owned and managed by Sweden's knights and nobility.

Swedish scientist (1757 - 1826)

(1639-1688) Swedish military officer

equestrian (1886–1917)

Swedish entertainer (1922–2007)

Swedish diplomat (1772-1861)

Swedish composer, educator, conductor, organist and pianist (1910–2009)

Swedish politician (1614-1685)

Swedish noble who served as a Dutch colonial administrator

Swedish inventor (1898–1984)

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Swedish general and noble

Swedish politician

Swedish equestrian (1916–2005)

Swedish politician (1653-1721)

land reforms in second millennium Sweden; a taking-back of possessions from the nobility by the Crown

Swedish composer (1908–1987)

Swedish businessman (1802-1870)

Swedish politician (1637-1710)

Swedish noble and general (1757-1834)

Swedish novelist and noble (1797-1848)

Finnish mineralogist

Swedish writer

Swedish politician (1712-1789)

German soldier (1583-1636)

Swedish architect (1920-1974)

Swedish noble (1650-1712)

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Swedish military leader and noble (1618-1693)

Swedish historian (1795-1865)