King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson 1316–1373

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King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson, 1316–1373 (aged 57 years)

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King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson

Name: King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus /Eriksson/
Name prefix: King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII,
Given names: Magnus
Surname: Eriksson

Sex Male

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 1282 Death: 1318 Unique identifier: CB3B68E51622CB4AAA1D4DC3E641303C0A2B Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ingeborg … of Norway King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson Erik … Duke of Södermanland 1282–1318 Birth: 1282 Death: 1318
mother	Links Birth: 1301 33 — Norway Death: 1361 Unique identifier: CB3B68E51622CB4AAA1D4DC3E641303C0A2B Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Erik … Duke of Södermanland King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson Ingeborg … of Norway 1301–1361 Birth: 1301 33 — Norway Death: 1361
himself	Links Birth: 1316 34 15 Death: 1373 Unique identifier: B469A1CEFA49D64C8B51C553A4B637CB4145 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Haakon VI … King of Norway King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson 1316–1373 Birth: 1316 34 15 Death: 1373

King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson + … …
himself	Links Birth: 1316 34 15 Death: 1373 Unique identifier: B469A1CEFA49D64C8B51C553A4B637CB4145 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Haakon VI … King of Norway King of Sweden (1319-1364) as Magnus IV and as King of Norway (1319-1343) as Magnus VII, Magnus Eriksson 1316–1373 Birth: 1316 34 15 Death: 1373
son	Links Birth: 1339 23 Marriage: 1363 Death: 1380 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Queen of Denmark (1375-1412), Queen of Norway,(1388-1412) and Queen of Sweden (1389-1412) Margaret I … Olaf II … King of Denmark Haakon VI … King of Norway 1339–1380 Birth: 1339 23 Death: 1380

Events of close relatives
Birth	1316 34 15
Death of a father	Erik … Duke of Södermanland 1318
Death of a maternal grandfather	King of Norway (1299-1319) Haakon V Magnusson 1319
Birth of a son	Haakon VI … King of Norway 1339
Death of a mother	Ingeborg … of Norway 1361
Marriage of a son	Haakon VI … King of Norway — Queen of Denmark (1375-1412), Queen of Norway,(1388-1412) and Queen of Sweden (1389-1412) Margaret I … — View this family 1363
Death	1373 (aged 57 years)
Unique identifier	1B00AB943F142241992F8E77D22BA159D417
Last change	13 December 2011 – 17:20:59 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	He succeeded his grandfather, Haakon V, as king of Norway and was elected king of Sweden by the Swedish nobles. His realms were administered by regents from 1319 to 1332, a period in which the nobles acquired great power. In 1355 he handed Norway over to his son, Haakon VI, for whom he had acted as regent since 1343. In Sweden another son deposed Magnus in 1356. Magnus, However, regained the crown in 1359, only to be deposed again in 1363 by the nobles after he had surrendered the southern section of Sweden to Denmark. Haakon VI waged war in support of his father, but Magnus did not again gain control of his realm. Magnus was imprisoned for some time but escaped in 1371 to Norway, where he lived until his Death.

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Note

He succeeded his grandfather, Haakon V, as king of Norway and was elected
king of Sweden by the Swedish nobles. His realms were administered by
regents from 1319 to 1332, a period in which the nobles acquired great
power. In 1355 he handed Norway over to his son, Haakon VI, for whom he had
acted as regent since 1343. In Sweden another son deposed Magnus in 1356.
Magnus, However, regained the crown in 1359, only to be deposed again in
1363 by the nobles after he had surrendered the southern section of Sweden
to Denmark. Haakon VI waged war in support of his father, but Magnus did
not again gain control of his realm. Magnus was imprisoned for some time
but escaped in 1371 to Norway, where he lived until his Death.