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Ring is mentioned by Adam of Bremen who relates that he was king of Sweden when archbiship Unni arrived in Birka 935 or 936 where Unni died. Adam of Bremen recounts that he had the sons Erik Ringsson and Emund.
His father is unknown, but it may have been Erik (V) Björnsson.
See also Early Swedish Kingdoms, House of Munsö.
| Preceded by: Erik (V) Björnsson | Semi-legendary king of Sweden | Succeeded by: Erik Ringsson |
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