Heinrich II of Plauen

Heinrich II, called the Bohemian (died 1302), was the eldest son of Heinrich I, Vogt of Plauen. First recorded in 1275 and knighted in 1289, he fought beside his father for King Adolf of Nassau against the Wettins.

In 1296 he became joint administrator of the fortress of Freyburg an der Unstrut, and in 1301 King Albert of Habsburg named him captain of Eger. He is last documented on 23 April 1302 and died soon afterwards, before his father; his son Heinrich III later held the Plauen lands.