Hákon V of Norway was a king who ruled from 1299 to 1319. He was the first king of Norway from the House of Bjelbo and is known for consolidating royal power and promoting peace in the kingdom. His reign marked a period of stability after years of internal conflict. Hákon V was also notable for his efforts to strengthen Norway's ties with other countries, particularly through marriage alliances. He was the son of Hákon IV of Norway and Ingeborg of Denmark, and his rule contributed to the development of a more centralized monarchy in Norway.