Ulrich II of Leuchtenberg

Ulrich II of Leuchtenberg (c. 1326–1378) was landgrave of Leuchtenberg from 1334, succeeding his father Ulrich I; his mother was Anna of Nuremberg, daughter of Burgrave Frederick IV. In 1366 he and his brother Johann divided the landgraviate, Ulrich taking the west and Johann the east.

He moved his residence from Leuchtenberg Castle to Pfreimd, which he raised to a town in 1372 with a six-year tax exemption to attract settlers. In 1376 Emperor Charles IV named him count of Hals. He married Margarete of Niemodlin.