högerkammarens
Hogerkammarens is a Swedish term that translates to "the right chamber" and most commonly refers to the upper house of a bicameral legislature. In Sweden's historical parliamentary system, the Riksdag was composed of two chambers: the Första kammaren (First Chamber) and the Andra kammaren (Second Chamber). The Första kammaren was often considered the "högerkammaren" due to its composition and perceived role.
Historically, the Första kammaren was elected indirectly by county councils and city councils, with members serving
The Första kammaren was abolished in 1971 when the Riksdag was reformed into a unicameral legislature. The