Egino II, Count of Freiburg

Egino II (c. 1263–1318) was Count of Freiburg from 1271, succeeding his father Conrad I and ruling jointly with his brother Henry. He defied King Rudolf I, who sought the return of imperial lands Egino had withheld and favoured towns against their lords. His brother Henry supported the king.

His feud with Freiburg led him to call in the troops of Bishop Conrad of Lichtenberg, who was killed in the fighting. Warlike and spendthrift, Egino sold and mortgaged his lands until in 1315 his son Conrad III, backed by Emperor Louis IV, imprisoned him in his own castle and forced him to surrender the county.