Rodolphe II of Gruyère

Rodolphe II of Gruyère (c. 1170–1224) was a count of Gruyère, a younger son of Count Rodolphe I and Agnès of Glâne. Destined for the church, he was called the cleric in an 1173 charter, but in 1197 he married Gertrude, probably of Montagny.

He tried to revive the market of Gruyères, which his father had surrendered in 1195 to please the bishop of Lausanne, until Bishop Berthold of Neuchâtel forced him to desist. His son Rodolphe III succeeded him.