Halsten Stenkilsson
Halsten Stenkilsson, son of Stenkil, was king of Sweden for a few years after 1067, after the civil war of 1066 left the two Erics dead. Adam of Bremen says he was soon driven out in favour of the Christian Anund Gårdske.
He may later have ruled Västergötland with his brother Inge the Elder, since a papal letter of 1081 addresses two kings, A and I. The Westrogothic law's king list calls him courteous and a fair judge, and he was the father of Philip and Inge the Younger.