Inge the Younger was a king of Sweden who ruled during the late 12th century. He was part of the House of Bjelbo and is known for his efforts to strengthen the monarchy and expand the kingdom. His reign is often associated with the consolidation of power in Sweden and the establishment of a more centralized government. Inge the Younger is also recognized for his role in the Christianization of Sweden. He supported the spread of Christianity and the establishment of churches, which played a significant part in shaping the religious landscape of the region. His reign marked an important transition in Swedish history.