Uppsala Cathedral

Uppsala Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Uppsala, Primate of Sweden.
The cathedral dates from 13th century and was used for coronations of Swedish monarchs following the Protestant Reformation.
Several of its chapels were converted to house the tombs of various Swedish monarchs.

Of particular interest is the former Chapel of the Virgin Mary, converted to a burial monument for King Gustav I Vasa and his consorts.
Completed in 1583, it is decorated with the national arms of Sweden as well some of the oldest known Swedish and Finnish provincial coat of arms.

• Tomb monument of King Gustav I
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  King Gustav I Vasa
  

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  Arma Magni Ducatus Finlandiae
  Grand Duchy of Finland

• Arma Ducatus Finlandiae Meridionalis Finland Proper

  Arma Ducatus Finlandiae Meridionalis
  Finland Proper

• Arma Ducatus Finlandiae Septentrionalis Satakunda

  Arma Ducatus Finlandiae Septentrionalis
  Satakunda

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  Arma Ducatus Tavastiae
  Tavastia

• Arma Ducatus Dalekarliae Dalarna

  Arma Ducatus Dalekarliae
  Dalarna

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  Arma Ducatus Careliae
  Karelia

• Arma Ducatus Westmanniae Västmanland

  Arma Ducatus Westmanniae
  Västmanland

• Arma Ducatus Ostrogotiae Östergötland

  Arma Ducatus Ostrogotiae
  Östergötland

• Arma Ducatus Sudermanniae Södermanland

  Arma Ducatus Sudermanniae
  Södermanland

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  Arma Ducatus Smalandiae
  Småland

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  Arma Ducatus Westgotiae
  Västergötland

• Arma Ducatus Uplandiae Uppland

  Arma Ducatus Uplandiae
  Uppland