Frederick VIII, Count of Zollern

Frederick VIII of Zollern, called Easter Sunday (died 1333), was a count of Hohenzollern and the younger son of Count Frederick VI. When his elder brother Frederick VII died in 1309 he came to rule, jointly with his nephew Fritz I until the latter's death around 1313, and then alone.

In the factional wars he first backed Austria and later stood with Emperor Louis IV. Letters call him cheerful and kindly, yet a resolute man of war.