Bertrand II des Baux

Bertrand II des Baux (c. 1245–1309), lord of Berre, was the son of William des Baux. In 1266 he went to the Kingdom of Sicily, newly conquered by Charles of Anjou, who named him justiciar of Abruzzo and in 1274 granted him the barony of Trogessana.

In 1286 his cousin enfeoffed him with Meyrargues and other lands, and in 1308 Charles II of Naples gave him rights over Muy and Angles. His son Bertrand III became count of Andria.