Leo VI

Leo VI, also known as Leo the Wise, was a Byzantine Emperor who reigned from 886 to 912 AD. He is notable for his contributions to law and theology, particularly his compilation of legal codes known as the "Basilika," which influenced Byzantine law for centuries. Leo VI also focused on military reforms and diplomacy to strengthen the empire against external threats. His reign saw a flourishing of culture and scholarship, and despite challenges, he is remembered for his intellect and efforts to maintain the stability and legacy of the Byzantine Empire during a tumultuous period.