Robert II of Clermont

Robert, called the Young, was viscount of Auvergne in the mid-tenth century, the son of Viscount Robert I. In 936 he appears with his father among the founders of Chanteuges Abbey. Charters style him viscount from 947, and he succeeded his father around 950.

Cartularies of Brioude and Sauxillanges show him acting beside his brother Stephen, bishop of Clermont, and later beside his sons. He died between 970 and 980, and his son Guy succeeded him.