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The '''Jarl of Varmland''' is the chief executive of [[Varmland]]. Elected by the people of Varmland for four-year terms, though until 1694 they were three-year term. If there is a resignation of the Jarl during their term, then a new election is held to fill the position for the remainder of that term. This has occurred in 1686, 1696, and | The '''Jarl of Varmland''' is the chief executive of [[Varmland]]. Elected by the people of Varmland for four-year terms, though until 1694 they were three-year term. If there is a death or resignation of the Jarl during their term, then a new election is held to fill the position for the remainder of that term. This has occurred due to resignations in 1686, 1696, 1721, and twice in 1732, and due to death, once, in 1744. | ||
*[[Ole Granvald]], 1685–1686 (elected 1685, assassinated by [[Vanic religion|Vanic]] conspirators in 1686) | *[[Ole Granvald]], 1685–1686 (elected 1685, assassinated by [[Vanic religion|Vanic]] conspirators in 1686) | ||
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*[[Karl Gustavsen]], 1730–1732 (second tenure; elected 1730; resigned 1732) | *[[Karl Gustavsen]], 1730–1732 (second tenure; elected 1730; resigned 1732) | ||
*[[Felix Hamar]], 1732 (elected 1732, then resigned 42 days later) | *[[Felix Hamar]], 1732 (elected 1732, then resigned 42 days later) | ||
*[[Per Hansen]], | *[[Per Hansen]], 1732–1746 (elected 1732, 1736, 1740, 1744; died in office) | ||
*[[Dag Elende]], 1746– (elected 1746, 1752, 1756) | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:00, 23 May 2026
The Jarl of Varmland is the chief executive of Varmland. Elected by the people of Varmland for four-year terms, though until 1694 they were three-year term. If there is a death or resignation of the Jarl during their term, then a new election is held to fill the position for the remainder of that term. This has occurred due to resignations in 1686, 1696, 1721, and twice in 1732, and due to death, once, in 1744.
- Ole Granvald, 1685–1686 (elected 1685, assassinated by Vanic conspirators in 1686)
- Yngve Karlsen, 1686–1691 (elected unopposed in 1686; elected in regular election in 1688)
- Karl Bildemann, 1691–1694 (elected 1691)
- Yngve Karlsen, 1694–1696 (second tenure; elected 1694; resigned 1696)
- Jørgen Petersen, 1696–1706 (elected 1696, 1698, 1702)
- Frederik Renvald, 1706–1714 (elected 1706, 1710)
- Stefan Løken, 1714–1721 (elected 1714, 1718, resigned 1721)
- Magda Andersdatter, 1721–1722 (elected 1721)
- Varg Kristofersen , 1722–1724 (elected 1722)
- Vilhelm Banting, 1724–1725 (elected 1724)
- Rikard Sanddal, 1725–1726 (elected 1725)
- Karl Gustavsen, 1726–1728 (first tenure; elected 1726)
- Arvid Lindemann, 1728–1730 (elected 1730)
- Karl Gustavsen, 1730–1732 (second tenure; elected 1730; resigned 1732)
- Felix Hamar, 1732 (elected 1732, then resigned 42 days later)
- Per Hansen, 1732–1746 (elected 1732, 1736, 1740, 1744; died in office)
- Dag Elende, 1746– (elected 1746, 1752, 1756)
