Eric VI was a king of Denmark who reigned from 1286 to 1319. He was part of the House of Estridsen and became king at a young age after the death of his father, Eric V. His reign was marked by internal conflicts and struggles for power among the nobility. During his rule, Eric VI worked to strengthen the monarchy and improve the kingdom's finances. He faced challenges from rival factions and dealt with issues related to the Danish nobility. Despite these difficulties, he is remembered for his efforts to maintain stability in Denmark during a turbulent period.