Ramon Berenguer II

Ramon Berenguer II, called the Towhead for his thick fair hair (1053/1054–1082), was a twin son of Ramon Berenguer I of Barcelona and Almodis de la Marche. On their father's death in 1076 he and his twin Berenguer Ramon II ruled jointly, but they soon quarrelled and partitioned the counties against their late father's will.

In December 1082 he was murdered while hunting in the woods; public opinion blamed his brother, who ruled alone and became known as the Fratricide. His son by Mahalta of Apulia later ruled as Ramon Berenguer III.