Part 2 — THE THREE NORTHERN KINGDOMS BEFORE THE UNION OF CALMAR.

[D. means King of Denmark; N., King of Norway; S., King of Sweden.]

HACO IV, N. (d. 1263). | +—MAGNUS VI, N., 1263-1281. | +—ERIC II, N., 1281-1299. | +—HACO V, N., 1299-1320. | | MAGNUS I, S., 1279-1290. | | | +—BERGER, S., 1290-1320 (deposed; d. 1326) | | m. | | +—Martha. | | | | | +—CHRISTOPHER II, D., 1320-1340. | | | | | | | +—WALDEMAR III, D., 1346-1375. | | | | | | | +—Margaret,[2] D. N., 1387, S., 1388 (d. 1412). | | | m. HACO VI, N. (d. 1380) | | | | | | | +—OLAF VI, D. 1376, N. 1380 (d. 1387). | | | | | +—ERIC VI, D., 1286-1320. | | | | | ERIC V, D., 1250-1286. | | | +—Eric. | m. +—Ingeburga | +—Magnus VII (II), N. S., 1320-1365 (deposed). | +—Euphemia. m. Albert, Duke of Mecklenburg, | | | +—Albert,[1] S., 1365-1388 (deposed). | | | +—Henry, m. Ingeburga, daughter of Waldemar III, D. | | | +—Mary, m. Wratislas of Pomerania. | | | +—ERIC, D. N. S., 1412-1439 | | (deposed; d. 1459). | | | +—Catharine, m. John, son of Emperor Robert. | | | +—CHRISTOPHER, D. N. S. (d. 1448). | m. (1) | Dorothea, daughter of John Alchymista, | Margrave of Brandenburg | m. (2) | CHRISTIAN I,[3] D. N. S. | +—HACO VI, N. (d. 1380)

1 Elected to Sweden in opposition to Haco VI; deposed by Margaret.

2 Having united all three kingdoms in her own person, framed formal Union of Calmar, 1397.

3 Elected king on death of Christopher, whose widow he married; said to be descended from Eric V of Denmark.

[Abridged from George's Genealogical Tables.]