Guy II of Auvergne

Guy II (1165–1222), son of Robert IV of Auvergne and Matilda of Burgundy, became count in 1195. His marriage to Péronnelle de Chambon added the barony of Combrailles. After Richard I dropped his claim to overlordship in 1196, Guy stayed in the Plantagenet camp against Philip Augustus.

He feuded for years with his brother Robert, bishop of Clermont, before a truce in 1207. Philip's armies took Riom in 1212 and stormed Tournoël in 1213, annexing most of Auvergne; Guy kept only the Comté around Vic-le-Comte. He died in 1222, leaving his son William X.