Leopold II of Egloffstein
Leopold II of Egloffstein (died 27 June 1343), born into the knightly family of Egloffstein in Franconian Switzerland, served as prince-bishop of Bamberg from 1335 until his death.
Appointed under Pope Benedict XII and Emperor Louis IV, he inherited a deeply indebted bishopric yet still acquired the castles of Marloffstein, Theisenort and Greifenstein. In 1340 he confirmed Bamberg's new Poor Clares convent, the first religious foundation endowed by a patrician family of the city.