Helvig of Denmark was a Danish queen consort, born around 1300. She was the daughter of Valdemar IV of Denmark and Margaret of Denmark. Helvig married Eric VI of Denmark, becoming queen in the early 14th century. Her marriage was part of a political alliance aimed at strengthening ties between Denmark and other regions. Helvig's reign was marked by the challenges of the time, including conflicts and power struggles within the kingdom. She is remembered for her role in supporting her husband and contributing to the stability of the Danish monarchy during a tumultuous period in history.