Robert II of Auvergne

Robert II was count of Auvergne from about 1060, succeeding his father William V. By his first marriage to Bertha, daughter of Hugh, count of Rouergue and Gévaudan, he ruled Rouergue jure uxoris. After Bertha died childless around 1065 he lost Rouergue but kept Gévaudan.

He last appears in a Cluny charter of 1095 and died around that year. By his second wife Judith of Melgueil he left a son, William VI, who succeeded him in Auvergne.