|- | align=left colspan=5 bgcolor=#00ffaa|1087–1105, Inge the Elder (Inge den äldre) (second period) |- |bgcolor=#00ffaa|Philip (Filip Halstensson) 1105–1118||Non-contemporary||Son of King Halsten||Ingegerddaughter of Harald III of NorwayHouse of Hardrada||Assumed to be buried in Vreta Abbey with his brother Inge II |- |bgcolor=#00ffaa| Inge the Younger (Inge den yngre) 1110–1125||Non-contemporary||son of King Halsten||Ulvhild HåkansdotterHouse of Thjotta||Östergötland, 1125, rumored poisoned by his wife with an "evil drink". Assumed to be buried in Vreta Abbey with his brother Philip |- |Ragnvald Knaphövde 1125–1126||Coin (disputed)||Assumed to be related in some way to the House of Stenkil|| ||1126, killed by supporters of Magnus I of Sweden before being accepted in Västergötland |- | align=left colspan=5|1126–30 Magnus I of Sweden of the House of Estrid ruled the West Goths, and soon-to-be King Sverker (below) ruled the East Goths. |- |} Houses of Sverker and Eric House of Estridsen House of Eric House of Sverker House of Bjelbo (see below) |bgcolor=#ccddff|Magnus I, 1126–1132||Non-contemporary||son of Niels, King of Denmark and Margaret Fredkulla (the daughter of Inge the Elder)||Richeza of Poland daughter of Bolesław III WrymouthHouse of Piast||Died in a civil war against Sverker I, in the battle of Fotevik, 4 Juny 1134 |- |bgcolor=pink|Sverker I the Elder (also called Clubfoot, Sverker den äldre or Klumpfot; king from 1125 in Östergötland), 1130 – 25 December 1156||||of East Geatish ancestry, son of Cornube or Kol||(1) Ulvhild HåkansdotterHouse of Thjotta(2) Richeza of PolandHouse of Piast||Murdered by his own coachman on Christmas Day 1156 while going to church; some suspect Magnus II of being behind the murder. Buried at Alvastra Abbey |- |bgcolor=yellow|Eric (IX) the Saint (Erik den helige), 1156 – 18 May 1160|||| 1120, some appoint him to have West Geatish roots||bgcolor=#ccddff|Christina of Denmark ||Killed by Magnus II as he came out of the church in Uppsala, 18 May 1160, aged about 40, enshrined in Uppsala Cathedral |- |bgcolor=#ccddff|Magnus II, 1160–1161||Non-contemporary||son of Henry and Ingrid Ragvaldsdotter (the granddaughter of Inge the Elder)||Bridgetdaughter of Harald IV of NorwayHouse of Gille||Died in the battle of Örebro against Charles VII, 1161 |- |bgcolor=pink|Charles VII (Karl Sverkersson), 1161 – 12 April 1167||||1130, son of Sverker I the Elder and Ulvhild Håkansdotter||1163 ChristinaHouse of Hvide||Killed by Canute I Ericson on Visingsö, 12 April 1167, aged about 37, buried at Alvastra Abbey |- |bgcolor=yellow|Canute I Ericson (Knut Eriksson) (1167–1173 not in Östergötland; from 1173 also in Östergötland), 1167–1195/1196||Non-contemporary||before 1150, son of Eric the Saint and Kristina (probably a