Lord High Stewards of Sweden
- Ulf Carlson (1276)
- Knut Matsson (1280)
- Magnus Ragvaldsson (c. 1288)
- Abjörn Sixtensson (-1310) - drots of Eric, Duke of Södermanland
- Knut Jonsson (1312-1316)
- Johan von Brunkow (1316-1318)
- Mats Kettilmundsson (1318-1319)
- Knut Jonsson (1322-1334 - second term)
- Greger Magnusson (1334-1335)
- Nils Ambjörnsson (1335-?)
- Greger Magnusson (?-1338 - second term)
- Nils Turesson (-1364)
- Bo Jonsson (Grip) (1371-1386)
- Krister Nilsson (1435-c.1440)
- Per Brahe the Elder (1569-1590)
- Nils Göransson Gyllenstierna (1590-1595)
- Mauritz Stensson Leijonhufvud (1602-1607)
- Magnus Brahe (1612-1633)
- Gabriel Gustafsson Oxenstierna (1634-1640)
- Per Brahe the Younger (1641-1680)
- Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie (1680-1684)
- Carl Axel Wachtmeister (1787-1809)
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