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1. male first name. karl gustav jacob jacobi.
2. born Jan. 24, 1746, Stockholm, Swed. died March 29, 1792, Stockholm King of Sweden (1771-92). The son of King Adolf Frederick (1710-71), he succeeded to a weakened Swedish throne. Unable to mediate between the contending factions of the Riksdag (legislature), in 1772 he established a new constitution that increased the crown's power. He introduced numerous enlightened reforms, which antagonized the nobility. He waged an unpopular war on Russia (1788-90), and when a group of Swedish officers mutinied, he again augmented royal authority in a new constitution (1789). Gustav planned to form a league of European monarchs to oppose the French Revolution, but the Swedish nobility remained opposed to him and had him assassinated. Gustav was a patron of the arts and a playwright, and his reign was known as the Swedish enlightenment. orig. Oscar Gustaf Adolf born June 16, 1858, Stockholm, Swed. died Oct. 29, 1950, Stockholm King of Sweden (1907-50). The son of Oscar II (1829-1907), he entered the army and traveled widely before succeeding his father in 1907. In a period of expanding democracy within his country, Gustav proved a capable constitutional monarch. Though he favoured the Allies in World Wars I and II, he was a firm proponent of Swedish neutrality. Charles X Gustav Karl Gustav Embden Gustav Georg Fechner Gustav Theodor Furtwängler Gustav Heinrich Ernst Martin Wilhelm Gustav I Vasa Gustav Eriksson Vasa Gustav III Gustav II Adolf Gustav IV Adolf Gustav V Henle Friedrich Gustav Jacob Husak Gustav Jung Carl Gustav Kirchhoff Gustav Robert Klimt Gustav Mahler Gustav Niemöller Friedrich Gustav Emil Martin Ratzenhofer Gustav Stickley Gustav Stresemann Gustav Ferdinand Heinrich Gustav Hilgard.