- King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden’s Order of the Nobility from 1626 involved structuring the nobility in the newly created institution, the House of Nobility.
- The nobility/aristocracy of Sweden represented in this category refers to modern and early medieval aristocracy in Sweden. ... House of Yngling.
- House of Nobility Malteser Order Party, Stockholm, Sweden.
- Storkyrkobrinken 5, Stockholm, Sweden. 0.2 km to House of Nobility (Open map). The 3-star accommodation is located 10 minutes' drive away Skansen and...
- House of Nobility can refer to the following historical Nordic noble estate's assemblies: * Swedish House of Nobility * Finnish House of Nobility.
- The Riddarhuset used to be the equivalent of the British House of Lords until Sweden's modern parliament, the unicameral Riksdag, was established in 1866.
- Almost all european royal houses orginates from the house of Hanover and thus from the house of Guelph – the European Black Nobility.
- It was there, in Sweden, that the Crown Prince was captivated by the beauty of the Swedish House of Nobility and desired to emulate that beauty for his...
- Asalet Evi (İsveç) - House of Nobility (Sweden). Asalet Evi, güney ucu, heykeliyle Gustaf Eriksson Vasa. Yazıt: CLARIS MAIORUM EXEMPLIS, "ataların açık...