Vasa

Japanese: Vasa

...However, Sigismund aimed to introduce absolutism and a pro-Habsburg policy. Moreover, the House of Vasa was originally the Swedish royal family (known as the Vasa family in Sweden), and when his father, Johan III (1537-92), died, Sigismund was to inherit the Swedish throne. However, as a devout Catholic, Sigismund was disliked by the Swedish Lutheran nobility, and was deposed from the Swedish throne by his uncle, Charles IX (1550-1611) (1599). ...

From the Jagiellonian Dynasty

…These kings were indeed of Jagiellonian descent, but they are often called the Waza dynasty. This comes from the Vasa dynasty, which was the dynasty of Sweden's father, John III. The Waza dynasty was not strictly hereditary, but was chosen by the king each time, and this tradition ended after three generations. …

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…ところがジグムントが目ざしたのは，絶対主義の導入と親ハプスブルク政策であった。しかもワーザ家は元来がスウェーデンの王家(スウェーデンでの呼び名はバーサ家Vasa)であり，父ヨハン3世(1537‐92)が死ぬと，ジグムントはスウェーデン王位も継ぐことになった。しかし熱心なカトリック教徒であったジグムントは，ルター派のスウェーデン貴族に嫌われ，叔父のカール9世(1550‐1611)によってスウェーデン王位を追われてしまった(1599)。…