Simon II of Montfort

Simon II of Montfort (died 1101) was the sixth lord of Montfort-l'Amaury, a son of Simon I and Agnès d'Évreux, who succeeded his brother Richard after Richard was killed at Conches in 1092.

In 1098 William II Rufus of England, ruling Normandy while Duke Robert Curthose was on crusade, besieged Montfort, but Simon repulsed the attack. He died unmarried in 1101 and the lordship passed to his younger brother Amaury III.