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Stenkil Ragnvaldsson MP
Gender: Male
Birth: before circa 1020
Aldeigjuborg, Staraya Ladoga, Russia (Russian Federation)
Death: circa April 1066
Kungskullen, Levene, Västergötland, Sweden (Sotdöd)
Place of Burial: Kungskullen, Levene, Västergötland, Sweden
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Husband of Ingamoder Emundsdotter, Queen of Sweden
Father of King Halsten Stenkilsson of Sweden; Eric Stenkilsson, King of Sweden; Helena Stenkilsdotter, Queen of Sweden and Inge the Elder, king of Sweden
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STENKIL Ragnvaldson,hijo de RAGNVALD Ulfsson Jarl en Västergötland y su segunda esposa Astrid Njalsdotter (-1066). La fuente principal que confirma su parentesco aún no ha sido identificada. Adán de Bremen nombra "nepos an privignus regis ... Stinkil" al registrar que rechazó a los legados del arzobispo de Bremen, en el pasaje posterior aclarando que era "nepos eius [= rex Sueonum Emund] Stinkel" al registrar que tuvo éxito en la muerte de Emund [80]. La referencia a "nepos" sería coherente con el hecho de que Stenkil fuera el hijastro del rey Emund. Logró en 1060 como STENKIL Rey de Suecia. Adán de Bremen registra la muerte de "en Sueonia rex Stinkel" y que después de este "duobus Hericis" lucharon entre sí por el reino [81], casado, se desconoce la identidad de la esposa del rey Stenkil. Según Europäische Stammtafeln [83], ella era Emundsdottir, hija de EMUND Slemme "den Gamle / el Viejo" Rey de Suecia y su primera esposa. Aún no se ha identificado la fuente principal en la que se basa. Es posible que el matrimonio no esté corroborado en la documentación contemporánea pero fue asumido por genealogistas posteriores para explicar la sucesión de Stenkil como rey. También es posible que no sea más que una suposición basada en la grabación de Adán de Bremen de que "nepos eius [= rex Sueonum Emund] Stinkel" tuvo éxito en la muerte de Emund [84], ya que "nepos" supuestamente podría cubrir son-in -ley. La adhesión podría haberse justificado únicamente por el hecho de que Stenkil era el hijastro del rey, aunque no es imposible que también lo confirmara el matrimonio posterior con la hija de su predecesor, si es que la tuvo [85].
El rey Stenkil y su esposa tuvieron [dos] hijos:
- 1. Halsten Stenkilsson La fuente principal que confirma su parentesco aún no ha sido identificada. Tuvo éxito en [1070] como HALSTEN Rey de Suecia. Snorre registra que "Steinkel, el rey sueco, murió casi al mismo tiempo que cayeron los dos Harald" y fue sucedido por "Hakon" [86], pero no especifica la relación familiar entre los dos.] M ---. Se desconoce el nombre de la esposa de Halsten.
Halsten y su esposa tuvieron dos hijos:
- a) FILIP Halstensson (-1118). La fuente principal que confirma su parentesco aún no ha sido identificada. Tuvo éxito como FILIP Rey de Suecia. m como su segundo marido, INGEGÄRD de Noruega, viuda de OLUF I “Hambre”, Rey de Dinamarca, hija de HARALD III “Hardråde” Rey de Noruega y su esposa Ielisaveta Iaroslavna de Kiev. Snorre nombra a "una María, la otra Ingegerd" como las hijas del rey Harald y su esposa [87]. Snorre registra el matrimonio de "Olaf, el hijo del rey danés Svein" e "Ingegerd, hija del rey Harald y hermana del rey Olaf de Noruega" [88]. La fuente principal que confirma su segundo matrimonio aún no ha sido identificada.
- b) INGE Halstensson »(- [1125]). La fuente principal que confirma su parentesco aún no ha sido identificada. Sucedió como INGE II Rey de Suecia. Después de su muerte, Magnus Nielsson de Dinamarca fue elegido rey de Suecia [V% C3% A4sterg% C3% B6tland] en 1129 [89]. casado en primer lugar RAGNHILD, hija de? . La fuente principal que confirma su matrimonio aún no ha sido identificada. St Ragnhild de Telje se identifica en algunas fuentes como reina del rey Inge II [90]. se casó en segundo lugar como su primer marido, ULVHILD Haakonsdotter, hija de HAAKON Finsson y su esposa (antes de 1143). Fagrskinna nombra a “Úlfhildr dróttning, dóttir Hákonar Finnssunar Hárekssunar o Þjóttu” como madre de “Karl konungs”, y agrega que se había casado primero con “Nikolás Danakonungr”, en segundo lugar con “Ingi Sviakonungr Hallsteinssunr” y en tercer lugar con “Sverskironrung” [91]. Se casó en segundo lugar, como su segunda esposa, Niels King of Denmark (asesinado el 25 de junio de 1134). Saxo Grammaticus se refiere a su segundo matrimonio, quien afirma que "Ulvildam Noricam", esposa de "Nicolaus", fue secuestrada en secreto por Sverker I, rey de Suecia, pero su "conexión fue aceptada como matrimonio" [92].
- 2. INGE Stenkilsson (- [1111]). Snorre nombra a Inge como hijo de Stenkel cuando registra que sucedió a Hakon como rey [93]. Vivió en Rusia antes de ser llamado a Suecia para convertirse en rey, aunque aún no se ha identificado la fuente principal en la que se basa esta declaración. Logró en 1080 como INGE I Rey de Suecia. Orkneyinga Saga registra que el “Rey Ingi Steinkelsson” fue depuesto por su cristianismo y reemplazado por “otro rey que aún se adhirió a los ritos paganos, el hermano de la reina Svein, apodado el Sacrificador”, y agregó que Inge “fue forzada al exilio y fue a West Gotaland, pero finalmente logró atrapar a Svein dentro de una casa y lo quemó allí ”antes de retomar el control [94]. casado en primer lugar con HELENA, hija de ?. Su matrimonio está confirmado por una carta de fecha 1194/95 que nombra “Cristinæ Reginæ… filia… Ingonis Suevorum Regis et Helena Reginæ” [95]. Es de suponer que Helena se originó en Rusia, donde supuestamente vivió su esposo antes de 1080. Se la nombra por primera vez en la genealogía del abad William de los reyes daneses escrita en [1193] [96]. Su posible origen ruso o bizantino, y si la serie de nombres griegos se introdujeron en la familia real sueca a través de su influencia, es discutida por M. Sjöström [97]. se casó en segundo lugar con MAER, hermana de BLOT-SVEN [más tarde rey de Suecia]. Ella es la esposa atribuida al rey Inge en las Sagas, pero como "Maer" significa "la doncella", puede ser idéntica a su primera esposa que se muestra arriba.. Sin embargo, Sjöström sugiere que las donaciones religiosas de la reina Elena indican que es poco probable que esto sea correcto porque Blot-Sven está registrado en fuentes primarias como un pagano [99].
El rey Inge y su primera esposa HELENA tuvieron cuatro hijos:
- a) CHRISTINA(-18 de enero de 1122). Fagrskinna registra que “Harald konungr”, hijo de “Valdimars ok Gydu”, se casó con “Kristinar, dóttur Inga konungs Steinkelssunar” [100]. Morkinskinna registra que "Haraldr Valdimarsson" se casó con "Kristin, la hija del rey Ingi Steinkelsson, rey de los suecos" [101]. Una genealogía escrita por Vilhelm Abbot de Æbelholt registra que “Christina avia Waldemari regis filia fuit Ingonis Svevorum regis et Helene regine” [102]. Su parentesco y matrimonio están confirmados por una carta de fecha 1194/95 que nombra “Ingiburgh filia Rizlavi… Ruthenorum Regis et Cristinæ Reginæ… filia… Ingonis Suevorum Regis et Helena Reginæ” [103]. m (1095) como su primera esposa, MSTISLAV I Vladimirovich Gran Príncipe de Kiev, hijo de VLADIMIR Vsevolodich "Monomakh" Gran Príncipe de Kiev y su primera esposa Gytha de Inglaterra (1076-15 de abril de 1132).
- b) MARGRETA "Fredkulla / mujer pacificadora" (-4 de noviembre de 1130, bur Roskilde). Snorre registra que el matrimonio de "Margaret, la hija del rey Inge" y el rey Magnus se acordó en "Konghelle en el río Gaut" en virtud del acuerdo que resolvió las disputas entre los reyes de Noruega, Dinamarca y Suecia [104]. Saxo registra que su primer matrimonio tuvo lugar después del encuentro de paz entre los tres reyes escandinavos en Gotaalv en 1101, de ahí su apodo [105]. Snorre nombra a la "reina Margarita, una hija del rey Inge, que antes había estado casada con el rey Magnus Barefoot" como la esposa del "rey danés Nikolas, un hijo de Svein Ulfson" [106]. m en primer lugar ([1101]% 29 MAGNUS III "Berrføtt / Barfod / Barfot / Barefoot" Rey de Noruega, hijo ilegítimo de OLAV III "Kyrre / the Gentle" King of Norway & su amante --- (-muerte en una batalla en Irlanda el 24 de mayo de 1103). m en segundo lugar ([1105]) como su primera esposa, NIELS Rey de Dinamarca, hijo ilegítimo de SVEND II Rey de Dinamarca y su amante --- (Schleswig asesinado el 25 de junio de 1134).
- c) KATARINA . La fuente principal que confirma su parentesco y matrimonio no ha sido identificada hasta ahora. m BJØRN "Jernside / Ironside" de Dinamarca, hijo de HARALD "Kesja" Regente de Dinamarca y su esposa Ragnhild de Noruega (-ahogado en 1134).
- d) RAGVALD Ingesson Su ascendencia se da en la genealogía Fagrskinna [107]. Snorre nombra a "Ragnvald, que era hijo del rey sueco Inge Steinkelson" al registrar el matrimonio de su hija [108]. Reclamante al trono. Under-King en Västergötland. Lo mataron cuando llegó sin ser invitado al ting de Karlaby [109]. m ---. Se desconoce el nombre de la esposa de Ragvald.
Ragvald y su esposa tuvieron un hijo:
- i) INGRID Ragvaldsdotter (-después de 1161). Su primer matrimonio es confirmado por Snorre nombrando a "Magnus ... y ... Ragnvald" como hijos de "la reina Ingerid y Henrik Halte ... un hijo del rey danés Svein Sveinson" [110]. Según Saxo Grammaticus, su primer matrimonio fue arreglado por su tía paterna Margareta Reina de Dinamarca para mejorar las relaciones entre las familias reales suecas y danesas [111]. Abandonó a su primer marido, supuestamente con un amante, pero fue capturada de nuevo en Ålborg y traída a casa [112]. Snorre registra el matrimonio del rey Harald e "Ingerid, una hija de Ragnvald, que era hijo del rey sueco Inge Steinkelson" [113]. Morkinskinna registra que Harald se casó con “Ingirídr, la hija de Rognvaldr” [114]. Snorre registra que la reina Ingerid se casó con "Ottar Birting ... un prestamista y un gran jefe, y de una familia de Trondheim". después de la muerte del rey Harald, pero que fue asesinado "al norte de la ciudad mercantil" [115]. Snorre registra que "la reina Ingerid tuvo un hijo con Ivar Sneis ... llamado Orm [apodado] ... hermano-rey", y luego se casó con "Arne de Stodreim, que era por esto llamado compañero del rey", siendo sus hijos "Inge, Nikolas, Felipe de Herdla y Margaret, que se casó primero con Bjorn Buk y luego con Simon Karason "[116]. m primero HENRIK "Skadelår / el Limper" de Dinamarca, hijo de SVEND Svensson de Dinamarca y su esposa --- (-muerte en batalla cerca de Fotevig el 4 de junio de 1134). m en segundo lugar ([Jun 1134/36]) HARALD "Gille" Rey de Noruega, hijo ilegítimo de MAGNUS III Rey de Noruega y su amante --- (-Bergen asesinado el 14 de diciembre de 1136). En tercer lugar (1136) OTTARR Nacimiento (asesinado [1146/47]). [m] [cuarto] IVAR Sneis. La fuente citada anteriormente sugiere que Ingrid e Ivar Sneis no estaban casados. m [cuarto / quinto] ARNE Ivarsson "Kongsmag", en Stodreim en Noruega (-después de 1161).
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King of Sweden: 1060 - 1066
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STENKIL Ragnvaldson, son of RAGNVALD Ulfsson Jarl in Västergötland & his second wife Astrid Njalsdotter (-1066). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. Adam of Bremen names "nepos an privignus regis…Stinkil" when recording that he repulsed the legates of the Archbishop of Bremen, in the subsequent passage clarifying that he was "nepos eius [=rex Sueonum Emund] Stinkel" when recording that he succeeded on the death of Emund[80]. The reference to "nepos" would be consistent with Stenkil having been King Emund's stepson. He succeeded in 1060 as STENKIL King of Sweden. Adam of Bremen records the death of "in Sueonia rex Stinkel" and that after this "duobus Hericis" fought each other for the kingdom[81], the passage undated but following the record of the Norman conquest of England in 1066. Snorre records that "Steinkel, the Swedish king, died about the same time as the two Haralds fell" and was succeeded by "Hakon"[82]. married, The identity of King Stenkil's wife is not known. According to Europäische Stammtafeln[83], she was Emundsdottir, daughter of EMUND Slemme "den Gamle/the Old" King of Sweden & his first wife. The primary source on which this is based has not yet been identified. It is possible that the marriage is uncorroborated in contemporary documentation but was assumed by later genealogists to explain Stenkil's succession as king. It is also possible that it is no more than a guess based on Adam of Bremen recording that "nepos eius [=rex Sueonum Emund] Stinkel" succeeded on the death of Emund[84], as “nepos” could presumably cover son-in-law. The accession could have been justified solely on the basis of Stenkil´s being the king's stepson, although it is not impossible that it was also confirmed by subsequent marriage to his predecessor's daughter, if indeed he had one[85].
King Stenkil & his wife had [two] children:
1. Halsten Stenkilsson The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. He succeeded in [1070] as HALSTEN King of Sweden. Snorre records that "Steinkel, the Swedish king, died about the same time as the two Haralds fell" and was succeeded by "Hakon"[86], but does not specify the family relationship between the two.] m ---. The name of Halsten's wife is not known.
Halsten & his wife had two children:
a) FILIP Halstensson (-1118). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. He succeeded as FILIP King of Sweden. m as her second husband, INGEGÄRD of Norway, widow of OLUF I “Hunger” King of Denmark, daughter of HARALD III "Hardråde" King of Norway & his wife Ielisaveta Iaroslavna of Kiev. Snorre names "one Maria, the other Ingegerd" as the daughters of King Harald & his wife[87]. Snorre records the marriage of "Olaf, the Danish King Svein's son" and "Ingegerd, a daughter of King Harald and sister of King Olaf of Norway"[88]. The primary source which confirms her second marriage has not yet been identified.
b) INGE Halstensson ' (-[1125]). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. He succeeded as INGE II King of Sweden. After his death, Magnus Nielsson of Denmark was chosen as king of Sweden [V%C3%A4sterg%C3%B6tland] in 1129[89]. married firstly RAGNHILD, daughter of ?. The primary source which confirms her marriage has not yet been identified. St Ragnhild of Telje is identified in some sources as queen of King Inge II[90]. married secondly as her first husband, ULVHILD Haakonsdotter, daughter of HAAKON Finsson & his wife (-before 1143). Fagrskinna names “Úlfhildr dróttning, dóttir Hákonar Finnssunar Hárekssunar or Þjóttu” as mother of “Karl konungs”, adding that she had first married “Nikolás Danakonungr”, secondly “Ingi Sviakonungr Hallsteinssunr” and thirdly “Sverkir konungr Kolssunr”[91]. She married secondly, as his second wife, Niels King of Denmark (-murdered 25 Jun 1134). Her second marriage is referred to by Saxo Grammaticus who states that "Ulvildam Noricam", wife of "Nicolaus", was secretly abducted by Sverker I King of Sweden but their "connection was accepted as a marriage"[92].
2. INGE Stenkilsson (-[1111]). Snorre names Inge as son of Stenkel when recording that he succeeded Hakon as king[93]. He lived in Russia before being recalled to Sweden to become king, although the primary source on which this statement is based has not yet been identified. He succeeded in 1080 as INGE I King of Sweden. Orkneyinga Saga records that “King Ingi Steinkelsson” was deposed because of his Christianity and replaced by “another king who still adhered to the pagan rites, the queen´s brother Svein, nicknamed the Sacrificer”, adding that Inge “was forced into exile and went to West Gotaland, but eventually managed to trap Svein inside a house and burnt him there” before resuming control[94]. married firstly HELENA, daughter of ?. Her marriage is confirmed by a charter dated 1194/95 which names “Cristinæ Reginæ…filia…Ingonis Suevorum Regis et Helena Reginæ”[95]. Presumably Helena originated in Russia where her husband allegedly lived before 1080. She is first named in Abbot William's genealogy of the Danish kings written in [1193][96]. Her possible Russian or Byzantine origin, and whether the series of Greek names were introduced into the Swedish royal family through her influence, is discussed by M. Sjöström[97]. married secondly MAER, sister of BLOT-SVEN [later King of Sweden]. She is the wife attributed to King Inge in the Sagas, but as "Maer" means "the maiden" she may be identical with his first wife shown above. However, Sjöström suggests that Queen Helena´s religious donations indicate that this is unlikely to be correct because Blot-Sven is recorded in primary sources as a heathen[99].
King Inge & his first wife HELENA had four children:
a) CHRISTINA (-18 Jan 1122). Fagrskinna records that “Harald konungr”, son of “Valdimars ok Gydu”, married “Kristinar, dóttur Inga konungs Steinkelssunar”[100]. Morkinskinna records that “Haraldr Valdimarsson” married “Kristin, the daughter of King Ingi Steinkelsson king of the Swedes”[101]. A genealogy written by Vilhelm Abbot of Æbelholt records that “Christina avia Waldemari regis filia fuit Ingonis Svevorum regis et Helene regine”[102]. Her parentage and marriage are confirmed by a charter dated 1194/95 which names “Ingiburgh filia Rizlavi…Ruthenorum Regis et Cristinæ Reginæ…filia…Ingonis Suevorum Regis et Helena Reginæ”[103]. m (1095) as his first wife, MSTISLAV I Vladimirovich Grand Prince of Kiev, son of VLADIMIR Vsevolodich "Monomakh" Grand Prince of Kiev & his first wife Gytha of England (1076-15 Apr 1132).
b) MARGRETA "Fredkulla/peace-bringing woman" (-4 Nov [1130], bur Roskilde). Snorre records that the marriage of "King Inge's daughter Margaret" and King Magnus was agreed at "Konghelle on the Gaut river" under the agreement which settled disputes between the kings of Norway, Denmark and Sweden[104]. Saxo records that her first marriage took place after the peace meeting between the three Scandinavian kings at Gotaalv in 1101, hence her nickname[105]. Snorre names "Queen Margaret, a daughter of King Inge, who had before been married to King Magnus Barefoot" as the wife of "the Danish king Nikolas, a son of Svein Ulfson"[106]. m firstly ([1101]%29 MAGNUS III "Berrføtt/Barfod/Barfot/Barefoot" King of Norway, illegitimate son of OLAV III "Kyrre/the Gentle" King of Norway & his mistress --- (-killed in battle in Ireland 24 May 1103). m secondly ([1105]) as his first wife, NIELS King of Denmark, illegitimate son of SVEND II King of Denmark & his mistress --- (-murdered Schleswig 25 Jun 1134).
c) KATARINA. The primary source which confirms her parentage and marriage has not so far been identified. m BJØRN "Jernside/Ironside" of Denmark, son of HARALD "Kesja" Regent of Denmark & his wife Ragnhild of Norway (-drowned 1134).
d) RAGVALD Ingesson His parentage is given in the Fagrskinna genealogy[107]. Snorre names "Ragnvald, who was the son of the Swedish King Inge Steinkelson" when recording his daughter's marriage[108]. Claimant to the throne. Under-King in Västergötland. He was killed when he arrived uninvited at the ting at Karlaby[109]. m ---. The name of Ragvald's wife is not known.
Ragvald & his wife had one child:
i) INGRID Ragvaldsdotter (-after 1161). Her first marriage is confirmed by Snorre naming "Magnus…and…Ragnvald" as sons of "Queen Ingerid and Henrik Halte…a son of the Danish king Svein Sveinson"[110]. According to Saxo Grammaticus, her first marriage was arranged by her paternal aunt Margareta Queen of Denmark to improve relations between the Swedish and Danish royal families[111]. She deserted her first husband, allegedly with a lover, but she was recaptured at Ålborg and brought home[112]. Snorre records the marriage of King Harald and "Ingerid, a daughter of Ragnvald, who was the son of the Swedish King Inge Steinkelson"[113]. Morkinskinna records that Harald married “Ingirídr, Rognvaldr´s daughter”[114]. Snorre records that Queen Ingerid married "Ottar Birting…a lendermen and a great chief, and of a Trondheim family" after the death of King Harald, but that he was killed "north in the merchant town"[115]. Snorre records that "Queen Ingerid had a son to Ivar Sneis…called Orm [nicknamed]…King-brother", and afterwards married "Arne of Stodreim, who was from this called King's-mate", their children being "Inge, Nikolas, Philip of Herdla, and Margaret who first married Bjorn Buk and afterwards Simon Karason"[116]. m firstly HENRIK "Skadelår/the Limper" of Denmark, son of SVEND Svensson of Denmark & his wife --- (-killed in battle near Fotevig 4 Jun 1134). m secondly ([Jun 1134/36]) HARALD "Gille" King of Norway, illegitimate son of MAGNUS III King of Norway & his mistress --- (-murdered Bergen 14 Dec 1136). m thirdly (1136) OTTARR Birting (-murdered [1146/47]). [m] [fourthly] IVAR Sneis . The source cited above suggests that Ingrid and Ivar Sneis were not married. m [fourthly/fifthly] ARNE Ivarsson "Kongsmag", at Stodreim in Norway (-after 1161).
Source Project MedLands, Swden Kings - https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SWEDEN.htm#IngeIdied1111
The Hervarar saga has a great deal to tell about Stenkil:
There was a great man of noble family in Sweden called Steinkel. His mother's name was Astrith, the daughter of Njal the son of Fin the Squinter, from Halogaland; and his father was Rögnvald the Old. Steinkel was an Earl in Sweden at first, and then after the death of Eymund, the Swedes elected him their King. Then the throne passed out of the line of the ancient kings of Sweden. Steinkel was a mighty prince. He married the daughter of King Eymund. He died in his bed in Sweden about the time that King Harold fell in England. Steinkel had a son called Ingi, who became King of Sweden after Haakon.
The Hervarar saga describes Stenkil as the son of a Ragnvald and later historians have identified this father as Ragnvald Ulfsson who was the earl of Staraja Ladoga and the grandson of the legendary Viking Skagul Toste. But this presumed family-connection is not supported by any other sources and must therefore be regarded as very uncertain. The Icelandic sagas mention a wife and two sons to Ragnvald Ulfsson but none are identical with Stenkil and his mother Astrid.
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Stenkil Ragnvaldsson MP
Género: Masculino
Nacimiento: antes de circa 1020
Aldeigjuborg, Staraya Ladoga, Rusia (Federación de Rusia)
Muerte: alrededor de abril de 1066
Kungskullen, Levene, Västergötland, Suecia (Sotdöd)
Lugar de entierro: Kungskullen, Levene, Västergötland, Suecia
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Esposo de Ingamoder Emundsdotter, Reina de Suecia
Padre del Rey Halsten Stenkilsson de Suecia ; Eric Stenkilsson, rey de Suecia ; Helena Stenkilsdotter, Reina de Suecia e Inge the Elder, rey de Suecia
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Rey de Suecia: 1060-1066
Predecesor: Emund el antiguo sucesor: Eric Stenkilsson y [Erik "Hedningen"]
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STENKIL Ragnvaldson, son of RAGNVALD Ulfsson Jarl in Västergötland & his second wife Astrid Njalsdotter (-1066). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. Adam of Bremen names "nepos an privignus regis…Stinkil" when recording that he repulsed the legates of the Archbishop of Bremen, in the subsequent passage clarifying that he was "nepos eius [=rex Sueonum Emund] Stinkel" when recording that he succeeded on the death of Emund[80]. The reference to "nepos" would be consistent with Stenkil having been King Emund's stepson. He succeeded in 1060 as STENKIL King of Sweden. Adam of Bremen records the death of "in Sueonia rex Stinkel" and that after this "duobus Hericis" fought each other for the kingdom[81], the passage undated but following the record of the Norman conquest of England in 1066. Snorre records that "Steinkel, the Swedish king, died about the same time as the two Haralds fell" and was succeeded by "Hakon"[82]. married, The identity of King Stenkil's wife is not known. According to Europäische Stammtafeln[83], she was Emundsdottir, daughter of EMUND Slemme "den Gamle/the Old" King of Sweden & his first wife. The primary source on which this is based has not yet been identified. It is possible that the marriage is uncorroborated in contemporary documentation but was assumed by later genealogists to explain Stenkil's succession as king. It is also possible that it is no more than a guess based on Adam of Bremen recording that "nepos eius [=rex Sueonum Emund] Stinkel" succeeded on the death of Emund[84], as “nepos” could presumably cover son-in-law. The accession could have been justified solely on the basis of Stenkil´s being the king's stepson, although it is not impossible that it was also confirmed by subsequent marriage to his predecessor's daughter, if indeed he had one[85].
King Stenkil & his wife had [two] children:
1. Halsten Stenkilsson The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. He succeeded in [1070] as HALSTEN King of Sweden. Snorre records that "Steinkel, the Swedish king, died about the same time as the two Haralds fell" and was succeeded by "Hakon"[86], but does not specify the family relationship between the two.] m ---. The name of Halsten's wife is not known.
Halsten & his wife had two children:
a) FILIP Halstensson (-1118). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. He succeeded as FILIP King of Sweden. m as her second husband, INGEGÄRD of Norway, widow of OLUF I “Hunger” King of Denmark, daughter of HARALD III "Hardråde" King of Norway & his wife Ielisaveta Iaroslavna of Kiev. Snorre names "one Maria, the other Ingegerd" as the daughters of King Harald & his wife[87]. Snorre records the marriage of "Olaf, the Danish King Svein's son" and "Ingegerd, a daughter of King Harald and sister of King Olaf of Norway"[88]. The primary source which confirms her second marriage has not yet been identified.
b) INGE Halstensson ' (-[1125]). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. He succeeded as INGE II King of Sweden. After his death, Magnus Nielsson of Denmark was chosen as king of Sweden [V%C3%A4sterg%C3%B6tland] in 1129[89]. married firstly RAGNHILD, daughter of ?. The primary source which confirms her marriage has not yet been identified. St Ragnhild of Telje is identified in some sources as queen of King Inge II[90]. married secondly as her first husband, ULVHILD Haakonsdotter, daughter of HAAKON Finsson & his wife (-before 1143). Fagrskinna names “Úlfhildr dróttning, dóttir Hákonar Finnssunar Hárekssunar or Þjóttu” as mother of “Karl konungs”, adding that she had first married “Nikolás Danakonungr”, secondly “Ingi Sviakonungr Hallsteinssunr” and thirdly “Sverkir konungr Kolssunr”[91]. She married secondly, as his second wife, Niels King of Denmark (-murdered 25 Jun 1134). Her second marriage is referred to by Saxo Grammaticus who states that "Ulvildam Noricam", wife of "Nicolaus", was secretly abducted by Sverker I King of Sweden but their "connection was accepted as a marriage"[92].
2. INGE Stenkilsson (-[1111]). Snorre names Inge as son of Stenkel when recording that he succeeded Hakon as king[93]. He lived in Russia before being recalled to Sweden to become king, although the primary source on which this statement is based has not yet been identified. He succeeded in 1080 as INGE I King of Sweden. Orkneyinga Saga records that “King Ingi Steinkelsson” was deposed because of his Christianity and replaced by “another king who still adhered to the pagan rites, the queen´s brother Svein, nicknamed the Sacrificer”, adding that Inge “was forced into exile and went to West Gotaland, but eventually managed to trap Svein inside a house and burnt him there” before resuming control[94]. married firstly HELENA, daughter of ?. Her marriage is confirmed by a charter dated 1194/95 which names “Cristinæ Reginæ…filia…Ingonis Suevorum Regis et Helena Reginæ”[95]. Presumably Helena originated in Russia where her husband allegedly lived before 1080. She is first named in Abbot William's genealogy of the Danish kings written in [1193][96]. Her possible Russian or Byzantine origin, and whether the series of Greek names were introduced into the Swedish royal family through her influence, is discussed by M. Sjöström[97]. married secondly MAER, sister of BLOT-SVEN [later King of Sweden]. She is the wife attributed to King Inge in the Sagas, but as "Maer" means "the maiden" she may be identical with his first wife shown above. However, Sjöström suggests that Queen Helena´s religious donations indicate that this is unlikely to be correct because Blot-Sven is recorded in primary sources as a heathen[99].
King Inge & his first wife HELENA had four children:
a) CHRISTINA (-18 Jan 1122). Fagrskinna records that “Harald konungr”, son of “Valdimars ok Gydu”, married “Kristinar, dóttur Inga konungs Steinkelssunar”[100]. Morkinskinna records that “Haraldr Valdimarsson” married “Kristin, the daughter of King Ingi Steinkelsson king of the Swedes”[101]. A genealogy written by Vilhelm Abbot of Æbelholt records that “Christina avia Waldemari regis filia fuit Ingonis Svevorum regis et Helene regine”[102]. Her parentage and marriage are confirmed by a charter dated 1194/95 which names “Ingiburgh filia Rizlavi…Ruthenorum Regis et Cristinæ Reginæ…filia…Ingonis Suevorum Regis et Helena Reginæ”[103]. m (1095) as his first wife, MSTISLAV I Vladimirovich Grand Prince of Kiev, son of VLADIMIR Vsevolodich "Monomakh" Grand Prince of Kiev & his first wife Gytha of England (1076-15 Apr 1132).
b) MARGRETA "Fredkulla/peace-bringing woman" (-4 Nov [1130], bur Roskilde). Snorre records that the marriage of "King Inge's daughter Margaret" and King Magnus was agreed at "Konghelle on the Gaut river" under the agreement which settled disputes between the kings of Norway, Denmark and Sweden[104]. Saxo records that her first marriage took place after the peace meeting between the three Scandinavian kings at Gotaalv in 1101, hence her nickname[105]. Snorre names "Queen Margaret, a daughter of King Inge, who had before been married to King Magnus Barefoot" as the wife of "the Danish king Nikolas, a son of Svein Ulfson"[106]. m firstly ([1101]%29 MAGNUS III "Berrføtt/Barfod/Barfot/Barefoot" King of Norway, illegitimate son of OLAV III "Kyrre/the Gentle" King of Norway & his mistress --- (-killed in battle in Ireland 24 May 1103). m secondly ([1105]) as his first wife, NIELS King of Denmark, illegitimate son of SVEND II King of Denmark & his mistress --- (-murdered Schleswig 25 Jun 1134).
c) KATARINA. The primary source which confirms her parentage and marriage has not so far been identified. m BJØRN "Jernside/Ironside" of Denmark, son of HARALD "Kesja" Regent of Denmark & his wife Ragnhild of Norway (-drowned 1134).
d) RAGVALD Ingesson His parentage is given in the Fagrskinna genealogy[107]. Snorre names "Ragnvald, who was the son of the Swedish King Inge Steinkelson" when recording his daughter's marriage[108]. Claimant to the throne. Under-King in Västergötland. He was killed when he arrived uninvited at the ting at Karlaby[109]. m ---. The name of Ragvald's wife is not known.
Ragvald & his wife had one child:
i) INGRID Ragvaldsdotter (-after 1161). Her first marriage is confirmed by Snorre naming "Magnus…and…Ragnvald" as sons of "Queen Ingerid and Henrik Halte…a son of the Danish king Svein Sveinson"[110]. According to Saxo Grammaticus, her first marriage was arranged by her paternal aunt Margareta Queen of Denmark to improve relations between the Swedish and Danish royal families[111]. She deserted her first husband, allegedly with a lover, but she was recaptured at Ålborg and brought home[112]. Snorre records the marriage of King Harald and "Ingerid, a daughter of Ragnvald, who was the son of the Swedish King Inge Steinkelson"[113]. Morkinskinna records that Harald married “Ingirídr, Rognvaldr´s daughter”[114]. Snorre records that Queen Ingerid married "Ottar Birting…a lendermen and a great chief, and of a Trondheim family" after the death of King Harald, but that he was killed "north in the merchant town"[115]. Snorre records that "Queen Ingerid had a son to Ivar Sneis…called Orm [nicknamed]…King-brother", and afterwards married "Arne of Stodreim, who was from this called King's-mate", their children being "Inge, Nikolas, Philip of Herdla, and Margaret who first married Bjorn Buk and afterwards Simon Karason"[116]. m firstly HENRIK "Skadelår/the Limper" of Denmark, son of SVEND Svensson of Denmark & his wife --- (-killed in battle near Fotevig 4 Jun 1134). m secondly ([Jun 1134/36]) HARALD "Gille" King of Norway, illegitimate son of MAGNUS III King of Norway & his mistress --- (-murdered Bergen 14 Dec 1136). m thirdly (1136) OTTARR Birting (-murdered [1146/47]). [m] [fourthly] IVAR Sneis . The source cited above suggests that Ingrid and Ivar Sneis were not married. m [fourthly/fifthly] ARNE Ivarsson "Kongsmag", at Stodreim in Norway (-after 1161).
Source Project MedLands, Swden Kings - https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SWEDEN.htm#IngeIdied1111
The Hervarar saga has a great deal to tell about Stenkil:
There was a great man of noble family in Sweden called Steinkel. His mother's name was Astrith, the daughter of Njal the son of Fin the Squinter, from Halogaland; and his father was Rögnvald the Old. Steinkel was an Earl in Sweden at first, and then after the death of Eymund, the Swedes elected him their King. Then the throne passed out of the line of the ancient kings of Sweden. Steinkel was a mighty prince. He married the daughter of King Eymund. He died in his bed in Sweden about the time that King Harold fell in England. Steinkel had a son called Ingi, who became King of Sweden after Haakon.
La saga Hervarar describe a Stenkil como el hijo de un Ragnvald y los historiadores posteriores han identificado a este padre como Ragnvald Ulfsson, que fue el conde de Staraja Ladoga y el nieto del legendario vikingo Skagul Toste. Pero esta supuesta conexión familiar no está respaldada por ninguna otra fuente y, por lo tanto, debe considerarse muy incierta. Las sagas islandesas mencionan una esposa y dos hijos de Ragnvald Ulfsson, pero ninguno es idéntico a Stenkil y su madre Astrid.
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La genealogía Anderson-Krogh, incluidas las líneas ancestrales, compilada por Lester W. Hansen.
por Hansen, Lester Welhaven, 1886 - https://archive.org/details/andersonkroghgen00hans/page/72
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