Lord High Constables of Sweden
- Torgils Knutsson (c. 1290-1306)
- Karl Knutsson Bonde (1435-?)
- Nils Stensson Natt och Dag (1439)
- Tord Karlsson Bonde (1453 or 1454-1456)
- Svante Nilsson Sture the Elder (1497-?)
- Lars Siggesson Sparre (1523-1554)
- Svante Nilsson Sture the Younger (1561-1564)
- Gustaf Olofsson Stenbock (1569-1572)
- Klas Fleming (c. 1591-?)
- Magnus Brahe (1602-1611)
- Axel Nilsson Ryning (1611-1620)
- Jacob De la Gardie (1620-1652)
- Gustaf Horn (1653-1657)
- Adolf Johan of Pfalz-Zweibrücken (1660)
- Lars Kagg (1660-1661)
- Carl Gustaf Wrangel (1664-1676)
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