House of Vasa
| Picture | Name | Father | Birth | Marriage | Became Consort | Ceased to be Consort | Death | Spouse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Catherine of Saxe-Lauenburg |
(Ascania) |
24 September 1513 | 24 September 1531 | 23 September 1535 | Gustav I | |||
| Margareta Eriksdotter Leijonhufvud |
(Leijonhufvud) |
1 January 1516 | 1 October 1536 | 26 August 1551 | ||||
| Katarina Gustafsdotter Stenbock |
(Stenbock) |
22 July 1535 | 22 August 1552 | 29 September 1560 husband's death |
13 December 1621 | |||
| Karin Månsdotter |
6 October 1550 | 13 July 1567 (unofficially) 4 July 1568 (officially) |
29 September 1568 husband's deposition |
13 September 1612 | Eric XIV | |||
| Catherine Jagellon of Poland |
(Jagellon) |
1 November 1526 | 4 October 1562 | 29 September 1568 husband's accession |
16 September 1583 | John III | ||
| Gunilla Johansdotter Bielke |
(Bielke) |
25 June 1568 | 15 February 1585 | 17 November 1592 husband's death |
19 July 1597 | |||
| Anna of Austria |
(Habsburg) |
16 August 1573 | 31 May 1592 | 17 November 1592 husband's accession |
10 February 1598 | Sigismund III Vasa | ||
| Christina of Holstein-Gottorp |
(Holstein-Gottorp) |
13 April 1573 | 8 July 1592 | 22 March 1604 husband's accession |
30 October 1611 husband's death |
8 December 1625 | Charles IX | |
| Maria Eleonora of Brandenburg |
(Hohenzollern) |
11 November 1599 | 25 November 1620 | 6 November 1632 husband's death |
28 March 1655 | Gustavus Adolphus | ||
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