Hákon II of Norway, also known as Hákon Hákonarson, was a king who ruled from 1299 to 1319. He was the son of Hákon V of Norway and Euphemia of Norway. His reign was marked by efforts to strengthen the monarchy and improve relations with neighboring countries, particularly Sweden and Denmark. During Hákon II's rule, Norway faced challenges such as internal conflicts and economic difficulties. He worked to consolidate power and maintain stability in the kingdom. Hákon II's legacy includes his contributions to the development of Norwegian law and governance, which influenced future generations.