af Forselles |
| Child-to-Parent Genealogy, tracing back two thousand years. |
| Brandon af Forselles (47 generations to Odin: God) |
| Rickard af Forselles |
| Rolf af Forselles |
| Harry af Forselles |
| * Carl af Forselles * |
| Magnus af Forselles |
| Göran af Forselles |
| Margareta Carlsköld |
| Virginia Adlerberg |
| Anna Gyllenborg |
| Virginia af Verchou |
| Virginia Spens |
| Sofia Rytter |
| Catarina Hand |
| Virginia Eriksdotter |
| Erik XIV (1533-1577) KING. |
| Gustav I (1496-1560) aka Gustav Vasa. KING & founder of modern Sweden. |
| Erik Johanson (Vasa) |
| Birgitta Gustavsdotter |
| Gustav Anundson |
| Anund Algotsson (Sture) |
| Märta Bosdotter |
| Bo Bosson (Natt och Dag) |
| Cecilia Knutsdotter |
| Knut Jonsson |
| Ingeborg Svantepolksdotter |
| Benedicta Sunesdotter |
| Helena Sverkersdotter |
| Sverker den Yngre aka Sverker Karlsson KING(1196–1208). |
| Karl Sverkersson KING (1156-1167) Kristina Stigsdotter Hvide-Margrethe Knudsdatter Ingeborg av Kiev-Kristina Ingesdotter to Inge d.ä. |
| Sverker Den äldre. KING (1130 - 1156) |
| Cornube (Erik Årsäll) KING (1087–1088) |
| Blot-Sven The last pagan KING (1084 1087) |
| Inge den äldre KING (1080-1084/1088–1110) |
| The End....OR the beginning.... The End, of the rambunctiously international Viking era, AND the beginning of a new unified era, of the oldest monarchy in the World. Sweden ...and the Child-to-Parent Genealogy continues... into the foggy days of yore... |
| Emundsdotter - Stenkil (k1060–1066) |
| Emund den gamle KING (1050–1060) |
| Olof Skötkonung KING (995–1022) |
| Erik Segersäll KING (970–995) |
| Björn Eriksson |
| Erik Anundsson |
| Anund Uppsale |
| Erik Björnsson |
| Björn Järnsida |
| Ragnar Lodbrok |
| Sigurd Ring |
| Ivar Vidfamne |
| Sköldungaätten begins: by Sköld, another son of Oden. |
| ???BP Oden comes to Sweden and relieves Gylfe of the Fornjotska ätten of power. His offspring- Yngve, Frej, Njord, Yngve Frej et al. - establish a new order: Ynglingaätten. |
| 5000 BP, the Yamnaya (Asar) warrior culture arrives in the Baltic and competes with hardcore maritime Scandinavian hunter-gatherers (Jättar) for supremacy. The Nordic language begins to take shape. Time begins... |