Emich II of Nassau-Hadamar

Emich II of Nassau-Hadamar (died 1 March 1359) was the second son of Count Emich I and Anna of Nuremberg. He entered the Church and is attested as a canon of Mainz, but soon left the clergy and from 1337 shared rule with his brother John. He fought beside John in the Nassau-Dillenburg feud of 1350 and 1351.

He repeatedly seized revenues from monasteries and churches, but in his will ordered full restitution. He died unmarried in 1359, and John then ruled alone.