Louis II de Beaumont

Louis II de Beaumont (born after 1330, died 1364) was viscount of Beaumont and lord of Sainte-Suzanne, Le Lude and La Flèche in Maine. The son of Jean II de Beaumont and Marguerite de Poitiers, he descended from John of Brienne, king of Jerusalem, and inherited his father's lands around 1355.

In May 1364 Charles V sent him with Bertrand du Guesclin against the Navarrese, and he fell at Cocherel on 23 May 1364 as the French won a decisive victory. His lands passed to his half-sister Marie.