Engelbert II of the Mark

Engelbert II (1275–1328) ruled the County of Mark from 1308, succeeding his father Eberhard I, and through his 1299 marriage to Mechtilde of Arenberg also held Arenberg. He fought the bishops of Münster and Cologne, capturing Bishop Ludwig of Münster when he marched into Hamm in 1323 and freeing him only after payment of five thousand silver marks.

In the throne dispute between Frederick the Fair and Ludwig IV, he backed Ludwig. On his death his sons Adolf II and Eberhard inherited Mark and Arenberg.