house of muns

The House of Muns is the Scandinavian semi-legendary dynasty which is descended from Bjrn Ironside, one of the sons of Ragnar Lodbrok. It is named after the island on which Bjrn Ironside is reputedly buried. If the sources are correct, the dynasty was to rule Sweden from the late 8th century until 1060. It is also called the House of Ivar and Ragnar Lodbrok, the Old Dynasty or the House of Uppsala. Family tree according to Hervarar saga:

        Randver        |      Sigurd Ring        |      Ragnar Lodbrok                |       -------------       |           |   3 other sons Bjrn Ironside                       |          ------------------          |                |   Erik Bjrnsson       Refil                           |                      Erik Refilsson                           |              ------------------------             |                      |     Bjrn at Hauge         Anund Uppsale                                    |                                                  Erik Anundsson                                    |                            Bjrn (III) Eriksson                                    |              --------------------------------             |                              |     Eric the Victorious             Olof (II) Bjrnsson                        |                              |     Olof of Sweden                  Styrbjrn Starke  (pretender)                       |              -------------------------             |                       |     Anund Jacob                Emund the Old

Full list of kings. The names in parentheses are kings who are not mentioned in Hervarar saga, but who are mentioned in other sources:

Randver (or Ingjald according to Gesta Danorum)
Sigurd Ring
Bjrn Ironside
(Erik Weatherhat?)
Refil (early 9th c.)
Erik Bjrnsson (early 9th c.)
Erik Refilsson (early 9th c.)
Anund Uppsale (early 9th c.)
Bjrn at Hauge (ca 829-ca 831)
(Olof, mid 9th c.)
Erik Anundsson (Erik Emundsson or Erik Weatherhat?, mid 9th c.)
(Ring, ca 910- ca 940)
(Erik Ringsson, ca 940- ca 950)
(Emund Eriksson, mid 10th c.)
Bjrn (III) Eriksson (second half of the 10th c.)
Olof (II) Bjrnsson (second half of the 10th c.)
?- 995 : Eric the Victorius (Erik Segersll)
995-1022 : Olof of Sweden (Olof Sktkonung)
1022-1050 : Anund Jacob (Anund Jakob)
1050-1060 : Emund the Old (Emund den gamle)

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