Albert II, Count of Hohenberg-Rotenburg

Albert II of Hohenberg-Rotenburg (c. 1235–1298) inherited his family's lands from his father Burchard V in 1253 and refounded Rotenburg as his seat around 1280. A follower of his brother-in-law King Rudolf I of Habsburg, he served as imperial governor of Lower Swabia, charged with recovering lost imperial and former Staufen lands. In 1280 he defeated and imprisoned Count Hartmann of Grüningen.

After Rudolf's death he backed Albert of Austria against King Adolf of Nassau. On 17 April 1298 he was killed near his castle of Leinstetten. Two song stanzas attributed to him as 'Albert of Haigerloch' survive in the Codex Manesse.