Konrad II, Count of Freiburg

Konrad II, count of Freiburg (died 10 July 1350), was the eldest son of Count Egino II. In March 1316, when his father sold estate after estate to clear his debts, Konrad had him confined in Freiburg Castle and took over the county.

He too pawned lands and rights, until in 1327 the city bought a charter for 4000 marks of silver barring him from selling property or waging war without the council. On 30 January 1349, during the Black Death persecutions, the Jews of Freiburg were burned under his rule.