Adalbert II of Périgord

Adalbert II, called Cadoirac (c. 1020–1072), was count of Périgord from 1044, succeeding his father Boson III. He feuded with Girard de Gordon, bishop of Périgueux, who until 1059 refused to authenticate coins struck by Adalbert’s predecessor Count Hélie II.

By his wife Asceline he left two sons, Hélie III and Adalbert III; the county passed first through Hélie’s line and then, in 1149, to Adalbert’s grandson Boson IV.