Rålamb

Rålamb is a Swedish surname of historical significance. The Rålamb family traces its roots back to the 17th century, with notable members playing roles in Swedish military and administrative history. The name itself is believed to have originated from the estate of Rålambshov in Stockholm, which was a significant family holding.

One of the most prominent figures associated with the name was Klas Rålamb, a councilor of state and governor in the 17th century. He was instrumental in various diplomatic missions and reforms during his time. The family held considerable influence for several generations, with many members serving in positions of power within the Swedish state and military.

The Rålamb lineage has been documented through various historical records, including church registers, genealogical studies, and official archives. While the direct line of prominent figures may have diminished over centuries, the historical impact of the Rålamb name on Swedish history remains a subject of interest for genealogists and historians. The family crest, often depicted with specific heraldic symbols, is also a recognized element of their historical identity. The Rålambshov estate itself has a continuing legacy, now serving as a park in Stockholm.