I'm in 1436 and I started in 1399, recently I noticed that I got a new king and he's apparently under the same dynasty as the Muscowy king? What is going on? Is this bad?
Did Muscowy claim my swedish throne?
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No, it's just that your king is in the same family as the one in muscowy. It give +3 relations to Muscowy every year 
The two countries are in the same dynasty
The two countries are in the same dynasty
No, it's just that your king is in the same family as the one in muscowy. It give +3 relations to Muscowy every year
I see, but what happens if he dies?
E: When I hover over it it says On Monarch Death: Enter a Personal Union with Muscowy
But I don't have a legal heir - Is this why?
If you have no heir and lower prestige than Muscovy AND a royal marriage with them then it will increase the likelyhood of them leading a personal union with you on your monarch's death.
But if you get an heir you will carry on the Muscovite name with no ill effects. If having a non-Swede on your throne irks you, allow some pretenders to break your country. Then you'll get a new Swedish royal family.
But if you get an heir you will carry on the Muscovite name with no ill effects. If having a non-Swede on your throne irks you, allow some pretenders to break your country. Then you'll get a new Swedish royal family.
Thank you! It's not disturbing me, I was just a bit worried. I'm fine with having him there - Just don't get how he ended up there!
It's probably becuase your swedish house died out while you were having a royal marriage with Muscowy. It all ended with a muscowite getting the throne as he had married a swedish princess or something.