Buried in Varnhem
The grave of Birger jarl, his wife Matilda (Mechtild) and Birger's son Duke Eric- Inge the Elder (oral tradition, if so moved later to Vreta Abbey)
- Canute I of Sweden
- Eric X of Sweden
- Eric XI of Sweden
- Birger Jarl, his wife, Dowager Queen Matilda of Denmark, and his son Eric Birgersson
- Björn Näf, knight, royal advisor, and teacher of Magnus Ladulås in the 13th century
- Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie, his wife Princess Maria Euphrosyne, their son Gustaf Adolf and Gustaf Adolf's wife Elisabeth Oxenstierna
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