Magnus VI, also known as Magnus Lagabøte, was a king of Norway who reigned from 1263 to 1280. He is best known for his efforts to reform the laws of the kingdom, which led to the establishment of the Norwegian legal code known as the "Landslov." This code aimed to unify and standardize laws across the country. During his reign, Magnus VI also focused on strengthening the monarchy and improving the administration of justice. He worked to enhance trade and relations with neighboring regions, including Sweden and Denmark, contributing to a more stable and prosperous Scandinavia.