Philip Halstensson of Sweden

Philip Halstensson, son of Halsten and nephew of Inge the Elder, was king of Sweden from about 1105 or 1110 until 1118, ruling jointly with his younger brother Inge the Younger after their uncle's death. The Westrogothic law's regnal list calls him a good king, but almost nothing else is recorded of his reign.

The Hervarar saga says he ruled only briefly and married Ingegerd, daughter of the Norwegian king Harald Hardrada. He was probably buried beside his brother at Vreta Abbey near Linköping.